A motorcycle accident in Lake Crystal resulted in severe injuries for Douglas Pelzel and Denise Walter. The causes are under investigation, and local authorities highlight the importance of road safety.

St. Louis Park is seeking applications for their Arts and Culture Grant Program to support local creative projects and foster community engagement through various art forms.

Mankato's Public Safety team gives out vouchers for free ice cream cones to reward citizens wearing safety gear while biking or rolling around town, blending fun with safety awareness.

The 2024 Eden Prairie Citywide Open House is set for October 5, offering residents a chance to learn about local services and enjoy family-friendly activities.

The Minnetonka City Council approved preliminary solar energy initiatives, modernized veterinary service regulations, and upheld property standards through special assessments.

Ramsey County is reviewing cases involving former Chief Medical Examiner Dr. McGee from 1985-2021 over concerns of his testimony's integrity. Seven cases require further evaluation, with Phase 3 to involve external medical examiners.

Minneapolis is set to experience a sunny day with highs near 86 degrees and light winds. The weekend may bring rain, with next week starting sunny but with a chance of showers midweek.

Minneapolis council members invite residents to discuss proposed ordinances on encampment management, seeking feedback for more humane and transparent protocols.

The Bloomington Police are seeking help to identify a man with a distinct tattoo who is suspected of stealing a Pride flag and BLM signs in a local area.

Ward 8 residents engage in events to improve livability, including a think tank to aid the unhoused, a public safety meeting, a neighborhood cleanup, and input on traffic calming measures.

Eden Prairie hosts events for environmentalists, political enthusiasts, moviegoers, theater fans, and recyclers, including a Buckthorn Workshop, candidate forums, a film screening, plays, and a recycling event.

Washington County has received an additional $116,100 in grants from the MHFA to combat family homelessness, which will support local agencies in providing services and financial assistance to those in need.

Washington County is seeking feedback on 65th Street improvements via an online platform until September 24. Residents' input will help shape the project.