Minneapolis faces a turbulent weather week with the risk of severe storms and major flooding, as the National Weather Service issues a Hazardous Weather Outlook for the region.

The Dakota County Historical Society is hosting a talk on the history of African American baseball players in Minnesota, led by historian Frank White.

Duluth officials warn residents, especially in the Fond du Lac neighborhood, of potential flooding from the swollen St. Louis River. Evacuations may occur and citizens are urged to stay informed via Northland Alert.

Duluth City Council considers partnering with RDG Planning and Design to advance the Athletics Venues Initiative, funded by tourism taxes for sports infrastructure enhancement.

Miesville Ravine Park Reserve is temporarily closed due to flooding, with officials advising the public to wait for water to recede and conditions to be safe before returning.

Washington County announces up to $500,000 in funds from opioid settlements for projects addressing the local opioid crisis. Applications are open for various eligible initiatives until August 9.

Washington County keeps its AAA bond rating, leading to an estimated $454,000 in interest savings during a $26 million bond sale won by JP Morgan Securities.

Kathy Hedin has been appointed as the new assistant city manager for external services in Bloomington, bringing extensive experience from her previous public service roles.

Minneapolis expects a week of diverse weather, including a potential high of 84 degrees and varying chances of showers, with the weather service forecasting fluctuating cloudy conditions and potential thunderstorms.

Chanhassen expressed thanks for the turnout at the open house for the Market Blvd. project, providing a platform for community engagement on city developments.

Maple Grove’s Summer Safety Fair, hosted by the Fire and Police Departments, will offer interactive safety demonstrations and family fun, combining education on fire prevention, crime reduction, and emergency response with engaging activities.

Officers responded to a distress call in Brooklyn Park, found a 7-month-old not breathing, and later an officer shot an armed man at the scene. Investigations are ongoing.

Duluth Fire Department warns of dangerous rip currents at Park Point beaches until 10 a.m. tomorrow, urging the public to stay out of the water. Red flags are posted as a visual alert.