Dakota County announces a Volunteer Fair at Wescott Library in Eagan on September 17 to connect residents with service opportunities in various sectors.

The Met Council celebrates 50 years of regional parks and trails in the Twin Cities, highlighting their growth and impact on recreation and conservation.

Bloomington is advancing enriching projects funded by a sales tax increase, improving local parks, wellness amenities, and ice facilities, with community input shaping developments.

Bloomington invites residents to honor veterans by submitting photos and stories for a tribute, with submissions accepted through blm.mn/vet-photos for a November reveal.

Gyropolis in Bloomington is nearing the completion of its expansion, which will triple its size, adding a new kitchen, 74 more indoor seats, and a 58-seat outdoor patio, with local funding support.

The Coon Rapids Ice Center is hiring for part-time Zamboni drivers and seasonal public address announcers, with details available on their Facebook page.

Otsego Park remains open despite storm damage and debris. Cleanup is underway, and visitors are asked to allow crews space to work. The park should be cleared by the afternoon.

The city council approved the development of Elevare housing, enhancements to the Water Treatment Plant, and construction of Amira Villas townhomes to advance local infrastructure and housing.

Minneapolis's minimum wage will increase to $15.97 on January 1, 2025. The city is assisting businesses with compliance and workers can report violations via 311 or [email protected].

Minneapolis weather forecast reports a sunny day with a high of 77°F, transitioning to partly cloudy at night with a low of 65°F. Severe weather with thunderstorms is expected Thursday, followed by improved sunny conditions through Labor Day.

The St. Louis Park City Hall will host a SPARC meeting to discuss the police department's Behavioral Health Unit, trespassing issues, and crime prevention. Registration by 9/9 is required for the 9/10 event.

The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board closed several non-air-conditioned centers due to high temperatures, offering safety tips and keeping pools open until 9 pm.

The Coon Rapids Police Department introduces their new service dog, Gizmo, donated by Can Do Canines, to promote staff wellness and assist in public engagement.