The Saint Paul Police Department's soccer program fosters community ties and mentorship for kids, showing sports' positive impact on youth-law enforcement relationships.

Duluth firefighters organize their annual 9/11 stair climb to honor the 343 firefighters who died during the attacks, simulating the 110 stories of the World Trade Center.

The Metropolitan Council is increasing support for Twin Cities local governments to update their comprehensive plans, providing System Statements, a Planning Handbook, and technical assistance.

Washington County reappointed Chuck LeRoux to Brown's Creek Watershed District and approved maintenance deals for the METRO Gold Line.

Maple Grove Police hosts a Child and Booster Seat Safety Clinic on September 27, requiring appointments for car seat inspections by safety technicians.

Metro Transit begins LRV testing in fall for the Green Line Extension; Minnesota offers grants for organics recycling; St. Louis Park hosts rental license training and legal course for landlords.

A survey worker was killed in New Market Township after being hit by a Chevrolet Equinox. The accident is under investigation. No signs of driver impairment were noted.

Ramsey residents are advised of Highway 10 closures on September 8 and 9 for construction, with detours via Bunker Lake Boulevard as per the city's social media post.

A lost spaniel mix was reunited with its owner in Mankato, Minnesota, after being found and placed in the city's impound. The successful recovery highlighted the community's involvement and the benefits of microchipping pets.

Maple Grove Police reintroduce School Resource Officers to local schools to ensure a safe educational environment and foster school-community relationships.

Minneapolis officers escorted Officer Jamal Mitchell's kids to school to honor his legacy and support his family, as shared on the MPD's Facebook page.

Scott County authorities intensify efforts to improve road safety following a repeat of last year's fatal crash total, now at 13, with regional law enforcement tackling speeding.

Maple Grove Police remind residents to ride safely on city trails, citing state statutes on personal transport vehicles and providing safety resources.