Plymouth celebrates the completion of the Northwest Greenway project with a ribbon-cutting event on October 21. The project adds trails and amenities to local green spaces.

The Bemidji Police are seeking help to find missing 50-year-old Marie Hillman, last seen June 30, with a "buddy" tattoo. Call 218-333-4229 or 911 with information.

Saint Paul calls for nominations for its New Kid on the Block Award, celebrating local businesses established within the past five years, with past winners like Flava Café being recognized for their community impact.

Unci Makha Dog Park in Saint Paul will be closed for remulching from 6:30 am until the same evening on October 14. Dog owners should find alternative parks during this time.

Carver County's new Highway 41/10 roundabout has opened for single-lane traffic. Meanwhile, the Highway 10 and Park Ridge Drive roundabout is undergoing construction, leading to a temporary closure of Highway 10.

Minnesota's BCA orders immediate statewide inspection of DWI testing devices due to errors in data entry, affecting the integrity of results in several counties.

Minneapolis prompts voters to check their registration and take advantage of early registration before the Municipal Election, highlighting same-day registration and various voting methods.

The Minneapolis Cityscape is set to transform with the New Nicollet Development Project, aimed at revamping the old Kmart at Lake Street and Nicollet Avenue into a mixed-use area with housing, retail, green spaces, and services.

The Plymouth Community Center is hosting a free Sensory-Friendly Sunday for children with sensory sensitivities on Oct 26 from 8:30-10:30 am, with adapted amenities and a Special Olympics demonstration.

Blaine City Hall hosts a Prince & Princess Party on November 8 for children, featuring games, crafts, and royal characters, with registration required.

Wright County announces a 3-week closure of County Highways 35 and 8 starting October 20, 2025, for roundabout groundwork. Detours via Highways 9, 8, and 132 are planned.

Maple Grove's team secured third place in the Hydrant Hysteria competition at the AWWA Minnesota Section's conference, with Isaac Sprecher and Brian Nielsen representing the city.

Minneapolis Fire Chief Bryan Tyner is set to retire on December 31 after 30 years of service, leaving a legacy of advancement and inclusion in the department.