The Office of Traffic Safety in Minnesota reminds drivers to exercise caution during the school season, highlighting the importance of adhering to bus safety laws, which if violated, can result in fines and criminal charges.

The City of Eden Prairie is seeking nominations for the Sustainable Eden Prairie Award to honor local environmental efforts in various sustainability categories by September 30.

Eden Prairie Police Department emphasizes school bus safety laws and announces increased patrol to reduce stop arm violations after a rise in incidents.

Minneapolis Labor Day weekend weather promises sunny days and clear nights with temperatures ranging from mid-50s to mid-80s, according to the National Weather Service.

A Minneapolis man with a history of crime has been sentenced to 19 years for firearms offenses after a series of violent incidents, including a shooting.

CenterPoint Energy starts natural gas line replacement in St. Louis Park, causing potential parking disruptions on 28th Street W. Construction by contractor Michels is to last one week from September 3.

Minnesota high schoolers are taking University of Minnesota courses through programs like CIS and PSEO, as discussed by Emily Hanson from U of M, enhancing their college preparedness.

Crews are installing fiber optics in Bloomington to offer faster internet, a project expected to take 2-5 years. Residents with questions about the work near their property can contact the Public Works Engineering department.

Minneapolis enjoys clear skies and comfortable temperatures, with the forecast indicating a sunny and warm weekend ahead, as reported by the National Weather Service.

The Eden Prairie Senior Center seeks new advisory council members and announces a series of September events including discussions, travel education, a CPR class, and an '80s-themed Murder Mystery event.

Wright County beaches at Beebe Lake and Collinwood reopen after storm cleanup, while Otsego County Park anticipates concluding restoration by August 28.

Minneapolis pet owners are warned of scammers posing as MACC officers, demanding money for lost pets' surgeries. At least 30 cases have been reported.

The City of Bloomington has announced the impoundment and potential disposal of towed vehicles, with retrieval conditions for owners and leniency for those facing economic hardships.