Minneapolis Police found a man fatally shot on Lake St and 13 Av S. Despite efforts, he died on the scene amid a hostile crowd. No arrests have been made; the case is GO# 24-249906.

Duluth Library and Parks and Rec add ASL interpretation to their outdoor "Story and Play in the Park" program, enhancing inclusivity for deaf attendees.

The Mankato Police and Fire departments emphasize road safety for children during back-to-school season, reminding drivers of speed limits, stopping for buses and crossing guards, and shared responsibility in their Facebook post.

Blaine, Minnesota residents are invited to a hearing about a proposed youth fitness center; they can voice their opinions, attend in person, submit written comments, or watch live streams.

Carver County Parks has openings for its September Archery Series for youth aged 8-14, with sessions held at Lake Waconia Regional Park and Veterans Park in Chaska.

The City of Minnetonka highlights the impacts of artificial lighting on migratory birds and other wildlife, advocating for changes to lighting practices to mitigate negative effects.

Coon Rapids' Boulevard Plaza splash pad will close after Labor Day, marking the end of summer activities. It's been a free, no-reservation-needed attraction for families to enjoy all summer.

FEMA and Wright County released new flood zone maps from advanced technology and data collection, now accessible through a user-friendly county GIS application.

Water service on Grand Avenue in West Duluth was restored after a fast repair of a morning main break. Traffic detours will continue until a temporary road patch is completed.

Plymouth introduces "Hello! Plymouth," a new tourism brand aimed at attracting visitors through a fresh identity, colorful design, and inclusive messaging.

A profile highlights Dmitriy Yablochkin's career and life as a dedicated firefighter/paramedic in Bloomington and Burnsville, emphasizing his community service, family life, and safety advice.

Bloomington enhances crosswalks and sidewalks, fostering pedestrian safety, including curb bump-outs and beacons, and expanding the sidewalk network for improved active transportation.

The Metropolitan Council approves over $500 million for transportation improvements, including road, bridge, cycling, pedestrian, and transit infrastructure enhancements in the seven-county metro area.