Mankato Police reported 399 traffic stops with 181 citations, 16 DWIs, and 26 speeding tickets in September, urging road safety and adherence to laws.

The Minneapolis Fire Department, with The Arc Minnesota, hosted a "Firefighter for a Day" event for individuals with disabilities, emphasizing inclusivity and community engagement.

Sherburne County is announcing upcoming construction at the U.S. Highway 169 and County Road 4 intersection, with updates and resources to be provided on their website.

The Plymouth Police Department's weekly report on social media detailed recent activities, including 824 incidents, 10 arrests, 9 complaints, 24 accidents, 122 traffic stops, 29 alarms, 14 disturbances, and 63 welfare checks.

Coon Rapids to display a purple glow during October for Domestic Violence Awareness Month, with the police department and city hall participating in an initiative led by Alexandra House to support survivors.

Eden's Open House with Crime Techs, SWAT, and K-9 unit was a success, offering educational experiences like fingerprint dusting and tech demonstrations.

The Coon Rapids Police Department announced road closures for the Coon Rapids High School homecoming parade, advising residents to find alternative routes.

Man breaks leg in tractor tire mishap in Morrison County, with Dale Breth, 54, injured when the rim exploded while inflating the tire. Emergency services responded to the accident.

Carver County Parks introduces an after-school disc golf program for kids aged 10-15, starting on October 23, aiming to teach the sport's basics at a low cost.

Mankato hosts a fire safety event with demonstrations, lessons, and tours of fire trucks and equipment, aiming to educate the community on emergency preparedness.

Westwood Hills Nature Center seeks volunteer program assistants for educational activities, such as helping with field trips and hands-on learning, with training provided. Contact Becky McConnell for details.

Garfield Avenue is undergoing a pavement rehabilitation project from October 6, maintaining two-way traffic flow with some lane shifts until the end of the month.

Minneapolis invites residents to a final public hearing on renaming Cepro Site to Parque Monarca at the Park and Recreation Board Headquarters on October 9.