Maple Grove's annual Oktoberfest will feature live music, ax throwing, a petting zoo, and other activities, including beer from OMNI Brewery, from noon to 7 p.m. at Central Park.

Mankato police are seeking public help to identify a motorcyclist accused of reckless driving in downtown Mankato, having evaded arrest on a Sunday afternoon.

A 3-year-old girl, Aaliyah Evans, who was missing in Minneapolis, has been safely located. The police previously sought public assistance and shared descriptions of her and the woman she was with.

The Westwood Hills Nature Center seeks volunteers for its family-friendly Halloween Party on October 18th and 19th to help with games, prizes, and costumes.

Minneapolis Police officers participated in a softball tournament to honor Sgt. Cory Slifko and raise awareness for PTSD among first responders, emphasizing the cause over victory.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office arrest report for September 23, 2024, lists charges from driving offenses to firearm possessions, with multiple DWI incidents highlighted.

Burnsville has scheduled an open house at St. James Lutheran Church to discuss changes to Williams Drive, focusing on safety and improved pedestrian and cyclist access.

Blaine Oktoberfest returns October 5th at Tom Ryan Park with food, beer, crafts, and music, including GB Leighton's performance, suitable for all ages.

Minneapolis is expecting pleasant autumn weather with sunny skies and temperatures ranging from the upper 60s to nearly 80 degrees throughout the week.

MnDOT has announced closures on eastbound Highway 55 for maintenance, and detours have been put in place. The closures and detours are part of an ongoing overhaul and are subject to change due to weather conditions.

Cedar Lake Farm Regional Park offers a "Hidden History Hike" on September 29th, a guided two-hour walk delving into the park's historical significance.

Construction has started on the Coon Creek Trail extension in Coon Rapids, offering a new path for outdoor activities along Coon Creek to Main Street.

A Cass County felon was sentenced to 20 months in prison for straw purchasing a firearm. He also faces 3 years of supervised release post-incarceration.