Minneapolis is expecting severe weather with heavy rain and gusty winds today, but the outlook is better for the rest of the week. A flood warning is issued for several Minnesota rivers.

Minneapolis Police are investigating a fatal shooting in North Minneapolis, with a man in his 20s killed after being hit while riding an electric scooter.

The Plymouth Police Department honored retiring Chief Michael Miksch for his long service in law enforcement and his impactful career in Carver and Hanson.

The Zimmerman family of Northfield has been honored as Rice County’s Farm Family of the Year for 2025, recognized for their thriving turkey and crop farm.

The Bloomington Farmers Market is a Saturday destination for fresh produce and crafts, complemented by live music, promoting community and sustainable living until October 18.

The University of Minnesota is addressing agricultural challenges through research, with a focus on market volatility, disease outbreaks, and technology like big data.

The Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge hosts Nature Fest on July 26, featuring hands-on activities, storytelling, performances, and conservation demos for free.

Bloomington, Minnesota, introduces the LOSS Team program, a collaborative effort between police and mental health advocates to support those affected by suicide.

Minneapolis faces extreme heat and potential flooding threats, with a Heat Advisory and thunderstorms expected, as well as a Flood Warning for several rivers. Residents should stay informed and take safety measures.

Brooklyn Park, MN, is hosting National Night Out on August 5, aimed at strengthening community and police ties, with registration required by July 24.

Saint Paul sees a minimum wage raise for small, micro businesses; $15 for small (6-100 employees), $13.25 for micro (≤5). Rates for large businesses remain $15.97. This pursues economic equity.

Minneapolis collaborates with Native American Community Development Institute to host feedback events for East Phillips Park redesign, offering three proposed plans integrating safety, play areas, and cultural aspects, funded by NPP20 initiative.

Ramsey County Juvenile Probation will host two summer events: "Voices of Resilience" storytelling on July 16 and "Youth Explosion" celebration on August 16 to support justice-impacted youth.