Late Saturday on the 9200 block of Nantwick Ridge North, shots fired at a home caused no injuries. Police and HCSO CSI are investigating; no arrests have been made.

Blaine prepares for its 15th annual WorldFest, a cultural event highlighting global diversity with performances, set for September 14 at Tom Ryan Park.

A pedestrian was critically injured in a traffic accident on Highway 252 in Brooklyn Park; the road was closed for two hours as the Minnesota State Patrol investigates.

The Fix-it Clinic at the Hardwood Creek Library in Forest Lake offers residents a chance to repair household items with volunteers on December 7, promoting sustainability.

Minneapolis City Council passed measures with $1.5 million granted for transitional housing, discussed infrastructural projects like the METRO Blue Line extension, and promoted civic engagement and diversity in governance.

The weather forecast for Minneapolis promises clear skies and pleasant temperatures, with highs in the 70s and 80s and gentle winds throughout the week.

The University of Minnesota's biennial budget request focuses on student affordability, staff pay, and research excellence, with President Cunningham seeking $235 million from the state.

Blaine city officials have changed zoning from R-3B to R-3A for a specific land parcel to manage residential density, as announced on September 6th. The ordinance requires the City Manager to update the Official Zoning Map.

Blaine introduces a new ordinance to revise liquor laws, clarify definitions, and adjust license requirements for businesses like brew pubs and grocers.

I-94 in Maple Grove will have overnight closures for Rush Creek Blvd/TH 610 bridge construction, with detailed detours provided on the city's website.

Minneapolis extends the deadline to September 15 for residents to request traffic calming measures like speed humps and traffic circles for neighborhood streets.

Bay Area's Music Together offers free demo sessions of their music program for children aged 0 to 6, with an emphasis on family participation and ongoing musical education at home. Registration is required for the events taking place in September.

The Minneapolis City Council has extended the deadline for the East Phillips Indoor Urban Farm project to September 2025, with funding efforts ongoing despite the bill's failure in the MN State Senate.