Wright County Sheriff’s Office arrested individuals for DWI, drug possession, and sexual conduct violations, as detailed in the arrest report ending September 15, 2025.

The MPRB has released a draft Naming Policy for public review and feedback, addressing issues of donations, equity, and Indigenous names, with comments open until October 30, 2025.

Blaine City Council has selected Erik Thorvig as the new city manager after a national search. Thorvig, with extensive local experience and prior roles in Blaine, succeeds Michelle Wolfe to oversee city operations.

Patricia Altrichter suffered critical injuries in an ATV accident while attempting to load her vehicle onto a truck in Morrison County, prompting emergency services' response.

Minneapolis Police Department welcomed 32 cadets, 29 CSOs, and four interns at an event attended by city and law enforcement leaders, highlighting recruitment efforts amid policing challenges.

Minnesota legislators express solidarity with striking University of Minnesota workers from Teamsters Local 320, urging the university to negotiate fairly for better wages and contracts.

Apple Valley has updated its city code, with Ordinance No.1151, broadening permitted retail uses in Zone 4 to enhance the local business ecosystem and cater to community needs.

MnDOT plans to upgrade I-494, with a public hearing in Bloomington set for October 13. The project aims to ease congestion, enhance safety, and upgrade infrastructure including adding EZ Pass lanes and reconstructing the 82nd St. interchange.

Mankato's Power Drive is closed for southbound traffic due to a storm sewer main replacement, affecting local traffic and businesses until September 29, with detours in place.

The Saint Paul Heritage Preservation Commission will discuss the Vertical Church's request to replace historic stained-glass windows during their meeting on September 22.

Juvenile male fled from police at Park Center High School, causing a lockdown; suspect evaded capture despite a search with drones and dogs. No harm to students/staff was reported.

Metro Council Chair Charlie Zelle's tenure saw the expansion of Twin Cities’ public transportation with new transit lines and collaboration, setting a foundation for future growth.

BookMother won the 2025 Hatch Bloomington business pitch competition, securing $100,000 to start a bookstore-coffee shop, aligning with the city's community development goals.