Apple Valley reminds residents of a ban on outdoor storage of inoperable or junk vehicles, allowing only minor repairs outside and advising on how to report violations.

Minneapolis celebrates final Open Streets 2025 on Hennepin Avenue with local culture and commerce, highlighting the area's new design for improved accessibility and safety.

St. Louis Park has scheduled a public hearing on October 6, 2025, to discuss the Special Service District No. 1 service charge, with a $117,196 proposed budget for 2026.

Wright County resolved an online portal issue allowing e-check property tax payments again; credit card payments are expected to be fixed by Monday, Sept. 22. Physical payments remain available.

The Rondo Community Library in Saint Paul is closing temporarily, with a town hall on September 22 to discuss security and improvements, including a public health strategy to address the fentanyl crisis.

Metro Transit is set to begin testing light rail vehicles for the METRO Green Line Extension in fall 2023, with full launch expected in 2027. Trials will continue until then, as safety systems are tested along the route.

Senator Ann Johnson Stewart is appointed chair of Minnesota's Electricity as Vehicle Fuel Working Group, focusing on fair electric vehicle taxation and infrastructure adaptation.

Minnesota senators from the Gun Violence Prevention Working Group are disappointed over a lack of consensus on gun control measures despite ongoing efforts.

Anoka County is holding a free collection event for residents to recycle surplus building materials, promoting sustainability but excluding businesses and non-profits.

A Minnesota man pleaded guilty to arson and damaging mosques, with the U.S. Attorney emphasizing the seriousness of attacks on community places of worship.

Minneapolis police peacefully arrested a man outside a hotel after a 911 call about potential explosives; no explosives, but a stolen gun was found in his backpack.

A teen was shot at Autumn Ridge Apartment Complex; officers responded and a suspect was arrested, while others fled. The victim’s condition is unknown, and the investigation continues.

Plymouth announces its Halloween at the Lake event on Oct 24 with activities, games, dance party, touch-a-truck, food trucks, and encourages costumes; the event is free, details on parking to come.