A PACT Act claims clinic will be held on August 17 for veterans exposed to toxic substances during service, offering guidance on healthcare and compensation benefits in St. Cloud, Minnesota.

A statewide technical outage disrupted Anoka County municipal services, limiting functions at License & Passport Centers and postponing many transaction completions.

The 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, offering support through calls, texts, and chats, has assisted over 10 million contacts in two years and added services for specific communities.

Plymouth has advanced to Step 2 in the GreenStep Cities program, emphasizing sustainability in construction, transit, and urban planning, while engaging citizens in environmental stewardship.

The Minneapolis City Council approved a new police contract with reforms and a 21.7 percent wage increase for officers, aiming to reshape the MPD and support good policing.

A child was hit by a vehicle at Park Haven Apartments, suffering minor injuries, and was taken to the hospital as authorities investigate the July 16th incident.

Eden Prairie's Community Center has started a rooftop solar project to promote sustainability and align with the city's 2050 carbon-neutral goal. Residents subscribed to the solar garden will see lower energy bills starting in September.

The Minneapolis Health Department intensifies vaccine outreach in marginalized communities, spurred by specialist Sebastian Cervantes, with increased clinics and a tailored, trust-building strategy.

Minneapolis City Council members propose extending pre-eviction notice from 14 to 30 days to give renters more time to seek legal aid and resolve housing issues.

Maple Grove, MN announces roadwork on Hemlock Lane/Zachary Lane from July 22-23, advising drivers to expect detours and to plan for extra commute time.

The Coon Rapids Farmers Market hosted a Kids Day with activities including an inflatable playland, free popsicles, and education by girl scouts. New non-produce vendors also joined, enriching the market's diversity.

Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board's intense negotiations with Local 363 continue, as the Board urges the union to put their latest proposal to a vote after several counteroffers and mediation attempts fail to resolve their labor dispute.

The weather forecast for Minneapolis predicts sunny days ahead, with temperatures gradually rising to low 80s and calm winds throughout the week, although there's a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms over the weekend and into the next week.