St. Louis Park police held a "Fishing with a Cop" event to build trust with local youth, providing fishing poles and bait while sharing a relaxed time by the water.

The Brooklyn Park Police Federation donated $500 to a local youth baseball team and is hosting a charity golf tournament to strengthen community ties.

A male victim was critically injured in a stabbing in Brooklyn Park and no suspects have been arrested. The police are investigating and have appealed for public assistance.

Minnesota DHS encourages registration as CFSS providers, seeks applications to integrate new Americans into LTC workforce, updates the CBSM, seeks feedback on EW plan amendments, and updates the Assisted Living Report Card.

Minneapolis secures top AAA credit ratings from S&P, Fitch, and Moody’s for the second year, signaling the city's financial health and careful management.

Aquatic Park hosts community splash on August 24 with reduced $4 pool entry for those donating a nonperishable food item, benefiting a local food shelf program.

Deb McPeak leads the MAYC bicycle club in Twin Cities' northeast, combining cycling with socializing and supporting Mary's Meals charity through suncatcher workshops.

The Mankato Police and Fire department's Cops & Bobbers program provided local youth with educational outdoor activities and fostered community engagement.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office reports a rise in arrests for drug offenses, DWI, theft, and traffic incidents for the week ending August 18th, 2025.

St. Louis Park, MN alerts residents that despite federal tax credit cuts, state and local financial aid for sustainability is available, directing them to contact the city's sustainability staff for assistance.

The Minnesota BCA's Crime Scene Team educated students at Range Youth Academy on forensic science, showcasing crime scene processing and various techniques to inspire careers in the justice system.

Burnsville commuters will experience I-35W closures August 18-20 and ramp reopenings on August 19, with other closures extending to mid-September or October. MnDOT promises up-to-date navigation through the Waze app and 511MN.org.

Apple Valley reminds residents and businesses to obtain permits for temporary signs, and adhere to placement rules for visual tidiness and road safety.