St. Paul's Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing on new variance requests for property developments exceeding existing zoning regulations.

The National Weather Service has issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook for Minneapolis, warning of potential severe weather with thunderstorms and heavy rain. Residents are urged to stay alert.

Dakota County won four NACo awards for community service programs, including environmental, mental health, and jail healthcare initiatives.

Blaine's WorldFest returns on September 13, offering cultural experiences, live performances, and international cuisine at Tom Ryan Park, free of charge.

Marc Culver was appointed as Brooklyn Park's new Director of Operations and Maintenance, bringing public works experience to his role. Mayor Winston and City Manager Stroebel praised his qualifications.

Coon Rapids police hosted their annual golf fundraiser at Bunker Hills Golf Club, aiming to strengthen community relations and raise funds for local projects.

Plymouth community supported a back-to-school drive, donating supplies to local students and teachers, with the police department expressing gratitude.

A police chase occurred in Brooklyn Park over a stolen vehicle. The pursuit was called off, but the crashed car was found, and two juveniles were arrested with the help of a drone.

Minneapolis offers a variety of outdoor activities, including canoeing and gardening, through its Parks Environmental Education program for the end of summer.

Wright County Sheriff's Office's arrest report details numerous arrests including controlled substance offenses, domestic assault, and DWI, released on their official website.

A man was arrested for his tenth DWI in Carver County after a citizen alerted authorities about his driving. His license was previously canceled for safety reasons.

Community centers in Saint Paul held an indoor Amazing Race event to avoid bad air quality, with Battle Creek winning. Staff adapted quickly to ensure a successful event fostering community spirit.

Duluth's ePlace system will be offline for maintenance on August 12, from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Residents should plan permit/licensing needs accordingly.