Minneapolis golfers can now easily book tee times with a new virtual Tee Time Booking Assistant by Play Golf Minneapolis, offering notifications for available slots.

Winners of the Minnetonka Annual Photo Contest have been announced, with stunning visuals capturing the city's landscapes, wildlife, lifestyle, and unique character across various categories.

Saint Paul Parks and Recreation offers a variety of programs to keep children active during the MEA break, providing sports, crafts, and other activities for different interests and ages.

Paradise Commons at Lake Waconia Regional Park in Carver County has opened and is available for various events, with bookings accepted a year in advance.

Minnesota educators receive $31 million for literacy training from the Education Department, with Senator Maye Quade highlighting its importance and additional funds from READ Act 2.0.

The weather forecast for Minneapolis includes a sunny week with temperatures up to 76 degrees despite a Red Flag Warning for critical fire conditions due to low humidity and strong winds.

Minnesota lawmakers urge citizens to review and comment on the state's Drinking Water Action Plan, with a focus on addressing PFAS contamination and other water safety issues.

The Plymouth County Sheriff's Department is preparing for the BCCO-65-24 class's November graduation and is inviting new applicants for the 2025 academy.

Comcast and Metronet are installing fiber-optic internet in Chanhassen, affecting public spaces and private properties, particularly in ROW and D&U easements. Information on disruptions is available on the city's website.

Lake Minnewashta Regional Park is undergoing enhancements, including new pathways and playground equipment, due to be complete by late fall. The park focuses on inclusion and accessibility in its upgrades.

Carver County Parks & Recreation is seeking a Parks Maintenance and Forestry Supervisor to manage park spaces and staff, emphasizing environmental stewardship and community engagement. The application deadline was October 15.

The City of Mankato will close Main Street between Garden Boulevard and Dickinson Street for utility disconnections ahead of building demolition, from October 15-17.

The City of Mankato has announced a temporary closure of the Red Jacket Trail on October 14 for tree removal by maintenance crews, citing safety concerns.