Commander Wilks of the Minneapolis Police Department graduated from the FBI National Academy after a 10-week leadership program, as announced on the department's Facebook page.

Upgrades to the natural gas main system in Minneapolis' Bryn Mawr neighborhood by Michels Corporation will continue next week. Traffic disruptions may occur during the work.

Police arrested eight suspects in a child Internet crime operation, with disturbing evidence of intent to exploit minors presented by Bloomington Police Chief Hodges.

Scott County invites those over 50 to enjoy a canoeing event at Cleary Lake Regional Park, with guidance provided and equipment supplied, requiring prior experience and reservation by September 20.

Doyle-Kennefick Regional Park hosts a free "Wildflower Walk" on September 24, offering adults a 2.5-mile guided hike with exercise and mindfulness amid autumn blooms.

Doyle-Kennefick Regional Park offers Nordic walking with instructors on Sep 23; reservation required, equipment provided for $6. Call 763-559-6700 to book.

A vehicle crashed into Myers Wilkens Elementary School's gymnasium, causing significant damage but no student or staff injuries. The two passengers were hospitalized. Classes continue under a 'SECURE' protocol.

Wright County offers free wood chips at its Compost & Recycling Center, with a loader service by appointment and hand-loading during open hours, on a first-come basis.

Rodney Allen Andersen appeared in court charged with 2nd degree intentional homicide. Judge Tenney set bail at $1M with conditions. The case has stirred debate on bail ethics.

Eden Prairie promotes local climate action and renewable energy usage with incentives, such as a chance to win an e-bike.

Plymouth hosts the Dialed Down Disco, a silent, sensory-friendly dance event offering wireless headphones and a comfortable environment for all attendees, including the neurodiverse community.

St. Louis Park reflects on a summer of park activities and community engagement, inviting residents to share their memories and pictures via a Facebook post.

Maple Grove offers residents curbside pickup or a cleanup day to dispose of unwanted items, with details on acceptable items and payment provided by the city.