An online forum is open for public feedback on the County Highway 20 improvement project until September 10, after an in-person event. Materials are available on the Washington County website.

Coon Rapids launched a virtual tour to showcase diverse local businesses, highlighting 17 ventures, including a fast-casual dining spot named Time & Place, promoting community engagement online.

Deb DeLuca has been sworn in as the new Second District City Councilor in Duluth, taking over from Mike Mayou who left after moving to another district.

St. Louis Park invites all to its community bike ride on September 12, starting at Aquila Park. The event features a 1.8-mile ride and treats at Dakota Park.

Saint Paul's "Kick it at Kellogg" event offers live music, food trucks, lawn games, and an off-leash dog area. It's the series finale, promoting community engagement in a relaxing park setting.

The Rice County Child Support Unit celebrates the 50th anniversary of the National Child Support Enforcement Act with an open house to educate the public on services offered.

Maple Grove Police welcomes Andy Sandberg as new deputy chief, emphasizing his experience and vision for the department's future in a "Chat with the Chief" interview.

The Plymouth Police Department reported 684 incidents in a week, including 16 arrests, 13 complaints, 26 vehicle accidents, and 52 traffic stops, highlighting the variety of their work.

Blaine Police Department in Minnesota incorporates the NURO® System in officer training to improve decision-making and de-escalation skills using life-like, high-pressure scenarios.

Carver County Parks introduces a fall lineup of outdoor activities, including archery, kayaking, geocaching, and Nordic Walking, with equipment provided and programs led by trained staff.

Eden Prairie Fire Department acquired five new trucks, enhancing emergency response capabilities with modern safety features and holding a "push-in" ceremony to honor the tradition.

Chef Diane Moua opens Diane's Place in Northeast Minneapolis, a restaurant that reflects her family's history, supported by a $75K city loan, adding to the local culinary scene.

The Waterfront Festival on Water Street brought festivities, a car show, and road closures, with local authorities advising on parking and traffic restrictions.