Firefighters quickly controlled a house fire in Brooklyn Park, with all occupants evacuating safely and no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation.

Coon Rapids continues its efforts against the Emerald Ash Borer, urging residents to report infestations. The city covers boulevard tree removal costs but not those on private property.

Kids participated in a mock election at a Fire Department and City Open House, voting for favorite foods and animals, with pizza and dogs winning. The event showcased their understanding of democracy.

Minnesota's wine industry, as described by Prof. Soon Li Teh, is marked by distinctive, fruity flavors and is based on breeding hardy grape varieties suitable for its cold climate.

The City of Plymouth is hosting a free Halloween Open Skate event on Oct. 31 at the Plymouth Ice Center, with costume wear encouraged and treat bags from Minnesota Orthodontics, while noting detour routes due to road construction.

A Maryland man, Karl Reid Selle, has been indicted for his involvement in a $35M bank fraud scheme, including conspiracy to commit bank fraud. He is presumed innocent until proven guilty.

Maci Jean Covey, a 14-year-old girl who had been reported missing in Mankato, has been found safe, as confirmed by the local Department of Public Safety.

Minneapolis's Town Oaks area is set for infrastructure upgrades by CenterPoint Energy and its contractor Michel's, involving service line connections and moving meters outside. Work will cause parking and sidewalk disruptions for five weeks.

The 2024 Cedar Lake Road Project in St. Louis Park brings detours and traffic calming measures due to ongoing roadwork, affecting residents and commuters.

Wright and Sherburne counties, partnering with Sherburne County Area United Way, will host the Community Connect event on October 17 at Big Lake Middle School to provide services to those in economic hardship.

Winners of the Eden Prairie 2024 Community Photo Contest were announced, with Sheri Sanasac's "Blue Heron Breakfast" taking the lead. The contest featured local photographic talent and celebrated the city's natural scenery.

UMass Boston Police Chief Stacey Lloyd shares her personal experience with domestic violence to raise awareness and support victims, as part of a public service announcement during Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

The American Indian Advisory Council suggests actionable steps for the Metropolitan Council to improve relations with Indigenous communities, including policy and organizational changes.