Brooklyn Park police are hosting an internet safety event for parents on August 15, with speaker Allison Feigh from the Jacob Wetterling Resource Center.

Spirit Valley Days in West Duluth includes a parade, car show, and craft fair, with scheduled road closures and transit detours for these events. No parking is allowed along the venues, with tow warnings in place.

Ramsey County confirms voting polls will open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Aug. 13, allowing same-day registration, and reminding absentee voters to return ballots in person.

A hillside collapse in Rasmussen Woods, Mankato, has caused a sewage spill, with the city warning residents to avoid Viking Ravine and Barnes Creek. Repair efforts are ongoing.

St. Louis Park extends its native plant sale until August 4 to support pollinators and biodiversity, offering discounts and a selection of starter plants for resident's gardens.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Minneapolis, with a varying mix of clear skies, rain showers, and thunderstorms expected over several days, including temperature projections and wind conditions.

Plymouth Police are searching for missing juvenile Jermaine Wright since July 21; last seen at Hampton Inn with an acquaintance. Public assistance requested.

Minneapolis Police seek public help one year after Patrick Henderson's fatal shooting, urging witnesses from the scene at 2nd St N and 26th Av N to come forward with any information.

The City Council will issue an honorary resolution to the owners of Peppers and Fries, acknowledging the closed restaurant's community impact. The ceremony is on August 1st, at the Public Service Center.

North Mississippi Regional Park offers August day camps for kids, with activities like "River Romp" and "Adventure Challenge" focusing on outdoor education and skills.

The Aliveness Project takes over HIV services in Minnesota following Rainbow Health's closure to ensure continuity for affected individuals, per the DHS.

The Twin Cities' population growth has slowed, with a 1.9% increase since 2020. Construction remains strong despite a dip in occupancy rates for higher-priced units and a tight market for affordable housing.

The Metro Council reported 69 million visits to regional parks and trails in 2023, with high attendance at Minneapolis Chain of Lakes and other popular sites despite a slight increase in visits from the previous year.