Minneapolis faces potentially severe thunderstorms with damaging winds and hail after a hot and humid day. The National Weather Service issued weather alerts and warns of continued minor river flooding.

Wright County's repaving of the Public Works Building parking lot on Braddock Avenue NE is rescheduled to start July 17, aiming to finish by July 19, weather permitting.

The Wright County Fair runs from July 24-28 with attractions including 4-H shows, live performances, and tractor races. Entry is $5 for adults, with free admission for under-17s and parking at $5.

Mankato solicits public input for Riverfront Drive and Stoltzman Road intersection control evaluation at an upcoming open house.

The Coon Rapids City Council introduced an ordinance to temporarily stop new cannabis businesses. They also approved lighting for the Soccer Complex and are revising parking on 111th Ave and Creek Meadow Drive.

MPRB insists on a vote on their final offer before resuming talks with Local 363 amidst the ongoing wage dispute and looming strike, as tensions between the parties remain.

Brooklyn Park announces a summer lineup of recreational and cultural events, including a farmers market, musical performances, sports programs, and community support initiatives like a Back 2 School BBQ and a blood drive.

Anoka County is developing the Safe Streets and Roads for All Plan to combat rising traffic fatalities, seeking community input through an online survey to prioritize safety projects.

Minneapolis expects sunny weather with intermittent showers and thunderstorms in the coming days. Temperatures could reach the low 90s with chances of precipitation varying from 20 to 30 percent.

The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board invites the public to an open house on July 23 to discuss a new pedestrian and cyclist bridge over the Mississippi River.

The Cedar Lake Road construction in St. Louis Park is causing traffic disruptions with the closure between Jordan Avenue and Westwood Lutheran Church until July 31. Infrastructure updates are underway and detours have been posted.

The Rice County Fair will include educational exhibits on recycling, health services, and safety alongside traditional festivities, including a well water testing service for local residents.

The Hatch Bloomington competition announced its top 10 finalists, who will compete on July 29 for $100,000 in business aid, with community voting from July 29 to August 5.