The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board is considering relocating the Bde Maka Ska boat launch and sailing center, seeking public feedback through an online survey and an upcoming open house.

Woodbury is considering allowing chickens in certain urban zones, eliciting mixed community responses. Current rules permit chickens only on lots of 5+ acres, but the proposed change would allow three hens on smaller lots.

Woodbury's 14th annual Big Truck Day event is set for Sept. 28, offering interactive experiences with a variety of vehicles, including a quiet hour for sensitive attendees.

Absentee voting for the 2024 general election in Ramsey County begins Sept. 20 with in-person and mail ballot options available. Additional voting locations open Oct. 18, and voter registration can be done online or in person with proof of residence.

Ramsey County is focused on equitable transit solutions, emphasizing the new Purple Line project that aims to increase connectivity, economic growth, and community inclusivity for underserved areas.

CenterPoint Energy starts natural gas infrastructure upgrade on Aldrich Avenue in Minneapolis, which may affect local traffic and parking until early October.

Plymouth hosts sensory-friendly disco with wireless headphones offering three music channels, avoiding loud sounds and flashing lights, and providing sensory bins and quiet areas.

A University of Minnesota study reveals barriers to sports participation among youths with multiple marginalized identities, showing a stark gap compared to more privileged peers.

Morrison County announces road maintenance including paving, pothole patching, and bridge replacement which may cause detours and calls for driver caution.

Minneapolis police arrested an 18-year-old after a teenager was shot downtown. The quick arrest followed the shooting, and the injured 14-year-old is being treated. The incident underscores the city's gun violence issue.

Wright County Sheriff's Office reported multiple arrests from September 9 to 15, including drug violations, domestic assault, DWI, and second-degree murder.

Plymouth offers free paper shredding and bicycle recycling on Oct. 1 at the Plymouth Maintenance Facility; residents advised to remain in vehicles during the event.

Anoka County reminds homeowners of the October 15th deadline for second-half property tax payments, urging timely fulfillment to avoid penalties and support local services.