Maple Grove Police Department celebrated the promotion of Sgt. Goggins and Officer Bailey, who took their oaths to serve in new roles within the community, aiming to guide and ensure public safety.

Coon Rapids City Council discussed various issues, including a Senior Center anniversary, a zoological permit, rezoning, and addressing utility fees and a retaining wall, among others.

Minneapolis forecast predicts a sunny 67°F with southeast winds today, cloudy evening, and gusty winds. Showers expected Sunday, sunny Columbus Day, but cooler night. Elevated fire risk today due to winds and low humidity.

The Minneapolis City Council unanimously passed the STOP Slumlords ordinance to hold negligent landlords accountable and improve renters' living conditions.

Duluth Police warn of a scam where individuals are tricked into sending cash to scammers posing as Wells Fargo representatives; $48,000 was saved from being sent.

Experts discuss Minnesota's water system vulnerabilities and safeguarding strategies, emphasizing groundwater reliance, lead line risks, and the benefits of proactive testing and infrastructure investment.

Rice County increases safety efforts after a rise in elderly-involved crashes, providing resources like CarFit clinics and updated driving guides for mature drivers.

St. Louis Park conducted a test of the Wireless Emergency Alert (WEA) system, involving local authorities and federal agencies like FEMA and the FCC. The alerts, simulating messages for crises, were sent to residents who opted in.

Minneapolis Council Member Jason Chavez condemns hate crimes against Temple Israel and Alhikma Islamic Center, calling for thorough investigations and reiterating that such acts of intolerance have no place in the community.

Brooklyn Park and Good in the 'Hood's "Shoe Away Hunger" event collects shoes for affordable sale, with proceeds funding local food programs, aiding over 7,500 people monthly.

Mankato, Minnesota, is hiring part-time Community Services Officers, ideal for students in law or criminal justice, offering practical experience alongside academic studies.

Plymouth Boulevard will be closed from 34th to 36th avenues on a Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. for the Fall Farmers Market, with various parking options available.

Brooklyn Park ReStore, supporting Habitat for Humanity, opens with activities and deals on October 10-11, featuring giveaways, food trucks, and radio personalities.