St. Louis Park has canceled its paper shredding event due to severe weather, with rescheduling set for spring 2026. Alternative disposal options are provided online.

Officers chased a theft-linked vehicle, resulting in a crash in Brooklyn Park. A male passenger fled but was caught; a found gun supported the driver's claim of being coerced to flee. Charges are pending.

Eden Prairie Police Department celebrates its crime analysts Kapaun, Syzmanski, and Hendricks for their vital role in solving crimes, coinciding with National Crime and Intelligence Analyst Appreciation Day.

St. Louis Park residents can provide input on 2026 service charges at an October 6 public hearing. The proposed budget is $52,137 for District No. 2 services. Written and emailed comments are also accepted.

St. Louis Park will hold a public hearing on October 6 to discuss a $56,686 levy for sidewalk and public area services for Special Service District No. 3. Residents can attend or submit written comments.

A public hearing is scheduled for October 7 to discuss a proposed Crawford Lake Improvement District aimed at tackling aquatic issues and preserving the lake.

Abdullahe Nur Jesow, 65, pleaded guilty to charges connected to the Feeding Our Future fraud scheme, which involved misappropriating funds from the Federal Child Nutrition Program.

Changing weather expected in Minneapolis with showers, thunderstorms, fog, and sunny spells. Temperatures will be mild with highs around 73-76 degrees.

Eden Prairie hosts a variety of local events, including a collection of one acts by Eden Prairie Players, a Car Seat Clinic by EPPD, and POUND for PROP fitness class charity event.

A bomb threat at Osseo Area Learning Center led to an evacuation and police search; no explosives were found. A minor student was arrested for making the threat.

Plymouth Mayor Jeff Wosje updated on The Boulevard project, transforming the former Prudential campus into a mixed-use area with retail, dining, housing, and a park by 2027, starting with a new Summit Orthopedics facility.

Minnesota State Senator Ann Rest announced her retirement after over 40 years in the legislature, with a history of significant tax legislation and promoting women leaders.

Bloomington City Council is considering a proposal that might allow private developments, including a waterpark, and has scheduled a public hearing for September 30, 2025.