St. Louis Park is hosting its annual snowplow naming contest, inviting residents to submit humorous names by October 4th, with a community vote on the top selections later in the month.

Wright County is conducting a survey to assess community health needs, inviting residents to give input that will inform future health policies and initiatives.

Minneapolis celebrates "Welcoming Week" to promote inclusion and celebrate cultural diversity with activities including a Citizenship and Immigration Resource Fair.

Minneapolis residents will enjoy a sunny, warm day with highs of 86 degrees, followed by clear skies and cooler temps at night. The pleasant weather is set to continue into the week.

Minnesota seat belt use has soared to 94.7%, a 10-year high, ahead of the "Click It or Ticket" campaign as per the Minnesota Department of Public Safety.

A suspect has been arrested for assault and illegal firearm use at a Minneapolis shelter, following an earlier arrest of a woman for related threats and damage.

Wright County is seeking bids from qualified tree removal contractors for work in Otsego, Beebee Lake, and Clearwater/Pleasant County Parks before October 7 at 2 p.m.

Plymouth hosts a free Interactive Story Time in Spanish at the Community Center's Black Box Theater for National Hispanic Heritage Month, featuring the author Pamela Mercado Michelli and offering cultural dance and crafts.

Maple Grove offers a free car seat safety check clinic at Fire Station 4, featuring experts to assist with proper installation and enhance child safety in vehicles.

Duluth Fire Department warns against swimming at Park Point beaches due to life-threatening rip currents, urging people to avoid entering the water until the advisory expires at 10 am tomorrow.

Blaine to host a free screening of "The Long Game," a film about five Mexican-American caddies who overcame prejudice to win the 1957 Texas state championship. Registration required.

A man was arrested in Minneapolis for a non-fatal shooting at a family gathering after an argument escalated. The police charged him with 2nd Degree Assault.

Bloomington is planning a public hearing for a new auto dealership. Residents can attend in-person, via BTV, live stream, or phone on September 19, 2024. Testimonies are accepted by email or voicemail until noon that day.