Wright County Sheriff's Office is probing a shooting incident on Highway 101 in Otsego, with no injuries reported and the suspect in a dark sedan still at large.

Carver County Parks is hosting an open house at Baylor Regional Park featuring activities and discussions about the park's future. The event invites community input and offers rock climbing and campfire cooking.

BNSF Railroad maintenance will close parts of County Highway 3 and County Highway 153 in Wright County near Cokato starting July 23. No formal detour is provided; local adjustments are recommended.

Plymouth Parks and Rec introduces new personal, lifestyle, and career coaching programs, providing diverse health and personal growth services for residents.

Outdoor Recreation School offers a log rolling event at Cleary Lake Regional Park, welcoming participants of all ages, with a reservation required by July 25.

Tourtellotte Pool in Mankato, Minnesota, will close for a swim meet from July 18-20, but will reopen on July 21. Options for swimming elsewhere are suggested.

Minneapolis Animal Care and Control hosts "Camp MACC," a fee-waived pet adoption event to find homes for shelter animals and ease summer intake pressures.

A confrontation between Tevin Bellaphant and St. Paul police ended tragically when Bellaphant died from self-inflicted injuries after an assault and gunfire exchange.

Brooklyn Park's Central District residents are invited to a Town Hall Forum to discuss local projects with officials, fostering community dialogue and civic engagement.

Saint Paul Police intensify search for missing woman Brenda Holmes, urging public assistance and highlighting suspicious circumstances of her disappearance.

Minnesota's AASD and DSD issued a weekly digest highlighting policy updates, a technical assistance opportunity for service providers, delayed implementation of compensation thresholds, EIDBI provider requirements, and a training roundtable.

The Park Point 5-Miler Race in Duluth causes road closures on Minnesota Avenue this Thursday from 6-9 p.m., affecting traffic near Sky Harbor Airport.

Minneapolis plans to install traffic cameras at five intersections to reduce speeding and improve safety as part of its Vision Zero initiative, with a September launch date.