Plymouth reduced the registration fees for its STEMtacular Saturday event to $20 for residents and $25 for non-residents, with additional participants costing $10 each.

The Minneapolis Police has reintroduced its Motorcycle Unit with new Harley-Davidson bikes, aiming for better community engagement and nimble response times.

The MPRB is seeking a replacement for resigned District 2 Commissioner Becka Thompson, with applications open until October 24. The selection includes several rounds of board voting to determine the new commissioner.

Highway 7 in Minnetonka will close for culvert replacement from October 15-20, affecting traffic between Vine Hill Road and County Road 101, with detours via I-494, Highway 5, and Highway 41.

Plymouth urges residents to complete a satisfaction survey on city services by October 14, expanding participation beyond the initially selected 4,000 households. Results will be shared with the City Council and the public.

St. Louis Park honored the 2025 Evergreen Award winners for exceptional landscaping, rewarding residents and businesses for their contributions to local beautification.

The Plymouth Police are seeking the owner of a lost red and black bike found in Pinehills, using social media and a hint that the owner's name may start with 'L'.

Minnesota's Department of Human Services updated foster care policy to clarify county and tribal roles, emphasizing clarity in legal and financial duties, especially for American Indian children.

The Belle Plaine Library will close from Oct 20-29 for upgrades but will extend due dates and holds, with alternative services available at other SCL branches.

Bloomington Police in Minnesota introduces Faith & Blue Month to enhance community relations. They invite locals for activities and meet-and-greets with officers at a church event.

Brooklyn Park offers a variety of fall events, including movie nights, Halloween Spooktacular, food aid, inclusive programs, tech help for seniors, and active groups like walking and pickleball.

One man died and three others were injured in a late-night shooting at a Minneapolis bar. Police and forensic scientists are investigating, with no direct arrests for the shooting yet.

Blaine's cityscape will evolve with new pylon signs in the Highway 65/Main Street Interchange District, as permitted by the recently approved Ordinance 25-2587.