A body was found in a Maple Grove pond; police are investigating, with no threat to the public reported. Identity and cause of death are pending examination.

Brooklyn Park held its Summer at the Plaza expo with art showcases, local businesses, family activities, free school supplies, haircuts, and food trucks.

Minneapolis has announced a minimum wage increase to $16.37, effective January 1, 2026, to match living cost rises. The change applies citywide, affecting all workers. Employers must inform staff and can use city-offered compliance reviews.

Minneapolis launches a support center at Lynnhurst Park for those affected by a tragedy, offering mental health and other aid, with plans to extend its services based on need.

Minnetonka Fire Department Station 5 has started 24/7 operations to improve emergency response times, with nine full-time firefighters covering shifts since late August.

The Plymouth History Center offers interactive Story Time sessions for kids, with hands-on activities themed around history, starting September 2 at the Old Town Hall.

A burglary at Union Hill Bar in Helena Township led to two arrests after a witness reported suspicious activity and law enforcement coordinated to stop the suspects' vehicle.

The St. Paul Zoning Committee will review previous minutes and discuss a new conditional use permit for an outdoor trade school, inviting public testimony before the hearing.

St. Paul is hiring a Harriet Island Park Manager to oversee events and maintain operations for its popular riverfront venue, with an application deadline of September 2, 2025.

Sherburne County Commissioners will have a social gathering at Elk River Golf Club; no county business will be discussed. Public attendance is accommodated. Contact Bruce Messelt for details.

San Francisco police recovered a stolen vehicle and arrested two juveniles after a brief chase, exemplifying the force's effectiveness against car theft.

Minnesota celebrates libraries as key community and educational resources, inviting locals to a statewide event on September 20th to appreciate these institutions, including activities at Columbia Heights Public Library.

A 12-year-old runaway girl was safely located and returned home after a large community search in Brooklyn Park. Her brief disappearance prompted a widespread search effort.