The Eden Prairie Police Department's Citizens Academy concluded its six-week program, offering participants insights into law enforcement through interactive activities and discussions.

The METRO Green Line Extension in Minneapolis has seen its first trains as part of testing, aiming for a 2027 launch, and has driven $3.1 billion in local development.

Eden Prairie carries out controlled prairie fires to rejuvenate local ecosystems, targeting selected locations with the support of the City Parks Division and Fire Department.

Upcoming school board elections in Coon Rapids feature incumbents Deschene, Audette, and Simon facing reelection in districts three, four, and six, respectively, on Nov. 4.

Boston Scientific opens a new 400,000-square-foot campus in Maple Grove, celebrated by Governor Walz and Mayor Steffenson, marking a significant development for cardiovascular innovation and local job growth.

The Bemidji Police and MMIR are seeking info on the 2021 disappearance of Nevaeh Kingbird, offering a $10,000 reward and urging vigilance during outdoor activities.

A missing 10-year-old boy in Brooklyn Park was found safe, thanks to the efforts of the community and a vigilant individual, bringing relief to local residents and his family.

Eden Prairie Community Center is hosting fitness and aquatic events, offering free classes, membership deals, and festive activities throughout November.

Blaine Police celebrated Chief Podany and Specialist Donaldson's insights on victim support in financial crimes at the IACP Conference, highlighting their pivotal roles in law enforcement and victim advocacy.

Duluth reconfigured Sixth Avenue East from four lanes to three, including a pedestrian median for improved safety, and celebrated the opening with community members and students.

The Metropolitan Council invites feedback on its draft Aviation System Plan aiming to manage MSP Airport's growth and environmental impact amidst rising air traffic.

The federal shutdown leads to halted SNAP and MFIP food benefits, causing uncertainty for low-income families in Ramsey County, although cash assistance from MFIP continues.

Plymouth Police Department reported 672 incidents, 9 arrests, 27 accidents, and 79 traffic stops in their weekly social media update, including disturbances and wellbeing checks.