A 37-year-old woman died in an ATV crash in Minnesota after her vehicle overturned; she was not wearing a helmet. The incident is under investigation.

Wright County reminds deer hunters that the antlerless permit lottery deadline is September 5, with applications made by buying a hunting license before this date.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office made multiple arrests, including DWI cases, controlled substance charges, and domestic assault. The report also detailed traffic incidents, highlighting the ongoing issues with driving infractions in the area.

The National Weather Service forecasts showers, thunderstorms, and patchy fog for Minneapolis today, with a high near 79 degrees. Conditions will improve over the weekend with sunny days expected.

The City of Ramsey is recruiting volunteers for its Happy Days festival, promising perks like a free meal and T-shirt for their assistance. Shifts are flexible, and interested individuals can sign up online or via email.

Four Saint Paul police officers were honored as DWI All-Stars at a Twins game for their efforts in combatting impaired driving and promoting traffic safety.

St. Louis Park announced the return of their Howl-O-Ween event for dogs on Oct 13 at Wolfe Park, featuring vendors, socializing, and a costume contest with prizes.

Chief Hodges of Bloomington PD shares safety advice for the new school year, including traffic vigilance, social media monitoring, avoiding false threats, and promoting kindness, via Facebook.

MnDOT announces ramp closures in Twin Cities due to pavement repairs, advising drivers to expect detours and plan ahead.

The 13th Ward News highlights local events like the chili cook-off, provides crime prevention updates, discusses transportation projects, urges early voting, and promotes the Fall City Tree sale in Minneapolis.

An Excessive Heat Watch has been issued for parts of Minnesota, with heat indices up to 110 degrees expected from Sunday afternoon through Monday evening.

The MPRB approved reallocating $10.3 million to fund the North Commons Park project, delaying other park improvements.

FBI Director Wray visited field offices in Minneapolis, Bismarck, and Rapid City to discuss law enforcement efforts and stress partnership in public safety.