The Plymouth Police and DA's office are hosting a Supply Drive during Domestic Violence Awareness Month, seeking community donations of essentials for survivors.

Dakota County residents must pay the second half of 2025's property taxes by October 15, with various payment options available. Late payments will incur penalties detailed on tax statements.

Experts at the University of Minnesota emphasize that PCOS, a common yet often underdiagnosed hormonal disorder in women, requires improved awareness and education for future medical professionals for better diagnosis and management.

Minnesota's Department of Human Services updated documentation for foster care, emphasizing duties of agencies and adopting "People First" language to ensure respect and dignity.

Chris Schmitter, Chief of Staff for Minnesota's Governor Walz, has resigned, with accolades from Senate Majority Leader Erin Murphy for his effective leadership and integrity.

Anoka County Veteran Services remains open during a federal government shutdown, continuing to support veterans despite some federal VA services being disrupted.

A Minnesota man pled guilty to attempting to support ISIS, with evidence from social media and attempted travels to Somalia, as per the U.S. Attorney's Office.

Minneapolis Public Schools celebrates Farm to School Month by partnering with local farmers, offering fresh local food in schools, and integrating educational initiatives.

Owamni, an Indigenous restaurant and James Beard Award-winner, will relocate from the Water Works Pavilion in 2026. The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board seeks a new occupant for the riverside space.

Minnesotans face higher healthcare costs due to federal budget changes ending premium tax credits and rising insurance rates, impacting individuals and small businesses.

Frances Shirley leads a basketmaking group at the Mary Ann Young Center in Blaine, Minnesota, welcoming all skill levels to create award-winning baskets.

Winners of Eden Prairie's 2025 Photo Contest have been selected by public vote, with Kelly Marshik's "Tweety" taking first place. The celebrated images will feature in the "Life in the Prairie" magazine.

Bloomington neighborhoods celebrated National Night Out with over 300 events, fostering community spirit and engagement between residents and officials.