The city's Movies in the Park series returns with a free screening of "Barbie" at Cedar Manor Park. Other movies will follow this fall at various parks.

The first Bertram Saddle Buster mountain bike race will happen on September 22, hosted by Wright County Parks and Recreation with the Minnesota Mountain Bike Race Series, on the Bertram Lakes Singletrack.

MnDOT announces a one-day closure of Northwest Boulevard in Plymouth, MN, for a Highway 55 pavement project, with detours via Xenium Lane and Rockford Road.

Ladan Mohamed Ali pleads guilty to involvement in a juror bribery scheme during the Feeding Our Future trial, as per U.S. Attorney Andrew M. Luger's statement.

Upgrades to natural gas lines by CenterPoint Energy will cause parking restrictions on Aldrich Ave S. & Bryant Ave S. in Bloomington for two weeks starting August 26.

The Eden Prairie Police Department is hosting a car seat clinic on September 14 to check and adjust installations, with technicians available at Fire Station #1. No appointment is needed.

A Nebraska man stands accused of a string of violent carjackings in Minneapolis. U.S. Attorney Andrew M...

A Mankato teacher was indicted on federal child pornography charges, accused of using Kik to distribute and receive explicit content involving minors.

St. Louis Park invites residents to a public hearing on proposed roadway improvements to I-394 and Louisiana Avenue, where MnDOT will detail the project before a city council decision.

Minneapolis Parks and Recreation Board launches Nature Play Groups for kids and caregivers, offering educational outdoor activities in English and Spanish at various parks, with drop-in sessions available.

The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board is holding BioBlitz events to catalog local biodiversity, inviting volunteers to participate in species documentation at various parks on upcoming Saturdays.

The article details decisions made by the Washington County Board of Commissioners, including funding disability services and emergency preparedness, the acquisition of airboats, a library campaign, playground equipment charity, and budget planning.

The City of Plymouth is seeking new ERP software to improve its financial, HR, payroll, and utility billing systems, considering both single and multiple suppliers.