Following a mass shooting in Minneapolis, 30-year-old Jacinda Oakgrove died from injuries. Police are investigating, and a suspect was released pending complaints. The public is urged to provide information.

Job seekers can meet employers at a hiring event in Blaine, MN on October 1st, with positions in manufacturing, health care, and more, offering wages up to $35.00.

St. Louis Park offers early voting from September 19 to November 3, with a variety of ways to vote including in-person and by mail, plus resources like a mailed guide and online sample ballots for voter information.

Louisiana Avenue in St. Louis Park is undergoing infrastructure upgrades with two main construction phases affecting traffic, with Phase A near completion of initial paving and Phase B focusing on road foundation work.

Duluth hosts an open house on September 25 to discuss the Palm Street Smart Pond project, aimed at improving stormwater management and reducing flood risk.

Costco's Coon Rapids gas station expansion approved, aiming to ease congestion and double pump capacity, enhancing traffic flow and customer convenience.

The Board of Zoning Appeals discussed property developments in Saint Paul, approving some with conditions, denying others, and granting requests for variances.

Minneapolis opens a Neighborhood Assistance Center with free services, including mental health support, for violence-affected residents from Sept. 18 to 21.

Brooklyn Park has partnered with Good In The 'Hood to collect shoes for those in need until September 29; residents should donate usable, paired shoes at specified locations.

Marcus Bruning of Minnesota's ECN manages public safety radio systems, emphasizing the importance of interagency training and cooperation for emergency response.

Duluth 1200 Fund grants over $150,000 to 21 local childcare providers, creating 70 new childcare slots, to support working families and stabilize the industry.

Minnesota's Senate Working Group on Gun Violence Prevention discussed various gun control measures in a recent meeting, though no formal votes were taken.

Washington County and Forest Lake propose improvements to County Road 50 and Hwy 61, offering an online public engagement platform from September 17 to October 1 to gather feedback on the project.