A burglary suspect was arrested in South Minneapolis due to police work and surveillance footage after a Goodyear Tire shop was targeted, details of which were shared on the department’s Facebook page.

Black Business Week began at George Floyd Square with "Legacy on the Block," showcasing local Black-owned businesses and culture, including tours, an art crawl, panel discussions, and a vendor fair.

The Metropolitan Council in Minneapolis-St. Paul has hired staff to engage with Tribal Nations and protect cultural sites amid infrastructure projects.

Bloomington City Council invites public input on prevailing wage law changes at a hearing on August 4, 2025. Residents can attend in person, virtually, or submit comments in advance.

Rockie Lynne performs at Coon Rapids Dam as part of a free summer concert series, fostered by the local community with concessions by the North Star Lions Club and Boy Scout Troop #524.

The Blue Earth County Fair will include a Water Safety Day on July 25, where free life jackets will be distributed to promote water safety for children.

The Saint Paul Police Department hosts a "Safe Summer Nights" event to enhance community-police relations with free food and entertainment at El Rio Vista Recreation Center.

Minneapolis Police used ShotSpotter technology and surveillance to arrest a suspect after gunfire was detected. The suspect, a convicted felon, discarded a handgun during a brief chase.

Minneapolis beaches are closed due to high E. coli levels; swimmers are cautioned, but no illnesses reported. Other beaches remain open with safe water levels.

Harriet Island Regional Park hosted the Minnesota Yacht Club Festival for the second year, with music, community engagement, and a festive atmosphere by the Mississippi River.

A domestic abuse arrest in South Minneapolis led to injuries of the suspect and two officers after a physical altercation escalated, requiring police to intervene.

The article describes the hot and potentially hazardous weather conditions in Minneapolis, with a forecast of high temperatures, humidity, and chances of storms. It includes advisories and precautions for residents.

The "Crafting History" exhibit features Marian B Winter's detailed miniatures, showcasing Minnesota's past, available for viewing at the Sibley Historic Site until September 1st.