Saint Paul Parks and Recreation announces the Summer Wrap-Up Downtown Block Party at Mears Park with food, drinks, and music for the community to enjoy.

Minneapolis invites residents to discuss a proposed 7.8% tax levy increase at a public hearing by the Board of Estimate and Taxation on September 10, as part of the city's $2 billion budget review process.

The Movies in the Park series returns to San Francisco, featuring films like "Inside Out 2" and "Moana 2" in various parks, offering a communal outdoor cinema experience.

Apple Valley reminds corner lot residents to maintain clear sightlines at intersections by keeping vegetation and structures under 36 inches within 30 feet of the curb to ensure safety.

Minneapolis launches a $78 million affordable housing redevelopment to revitalize 221 units and add 15 new ones, featuring major upgrades and accessibility improvements, backed by LIHTC equity, MPHA, and loans.

Minneapolis police arrested a man for pointing a gun at vehicles, finding him under a porch with the weapon and narcotics, and took him into custody without any injuries.

Louisiana Avenue in Louisiana is undergoing a construction project until November 2025, disrupting traffic but providing detours and property access. The project includes stormwater treatment in Willow park and infrastructure upgrades.

Three ukulele enthusiasts, known as "The Three Ukulele Toms," have spurred a ukulele trend among seniors in Blaine, Minnesota, leading joyful, accessible music sessions.

Blaine is undergoing road construction, including a sewer main on Naples Street, ending in 2026, and other projects, with some streets reopening and others closing for work.

Coon Rapids warns against blue-green algae at Crooked Lake's southeast beach due to potential toxins, despite current tests within safe levels; advisories issued and caution urged.

Said Farah, 43, pleads guilty to bribery in an attempt to influence a juror in the Feeding Our Future trial, despite the plan failing as the juror never agreed to accept the bribe.

Senator Judy Seeberger was named the 2025 “Legislator of Distinction” by the League of Minnesota Cities for her efforts in bridging state and local governance.

The article discusses proposed changes to Brooklyn Park's streets to add bike lanes and alter parking, with a city council meeting set for public input.