St. Louis Park introduced mystlouispark, a digital platform allowing residents to report non-emergency issues to the local government easily. The tool is accessible via website or app, and offers privacy options for users submitting reports.

The Minnesota Department of Public Safety plans to engage with citizens at the state fair, offering insights into their services and fostering community relations.

Urban Scholars celebrated another group of graduates, focusing on leadership and professional development through a paid internship that includes meaningful projects and engagements with leaders.

A Plymouth man pleaded not guilty to murdering his father and is held without bail; the victim was found with a neck laceration and the suspect was later arrested with a blood-stained shirt.

The Minnesota State Patrol has introduced a new emblem, reflecting the state's history and geography, as part of an extensive rebranding effort including their equipment and uniforms.

Wright County is conducting a survey to gather residents' feedback on local government services, aiming to improve their customer service as part of their strategic planning.

Matthew Paluzzi, linked to a homicide investigation, was apprehended by Hanover Police, and is now held at Plymouth Police Headquarters for a case handled by Massachusetts State Police.

St. Louis Park's alleyway construction update indicates progress on schedule with multiple alleys nearing completion and continued work for the week of August 19. Contact information for project personnel is provided for resident inquiries.

Mayor Reinert of Duluth celebrates the Harbor Monsters' first season with a City Hall proclamation and joins the Chester Bowl Improvement Club for an undisclosed announcement.

Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon will discuss election security and fairness at the Dakota County Library event in Burnsville, highlighting Minnesota's efficient election systems and high voter turnout.

Minneapolis is hosting online sessions to discuss proposed cannabis business zoning regulations, following the legalization of adult-use recreational cannabis.

The Anoka County Sheriff's Office warns of scammers posing as officers, using real names and spoofed phone numbers to defraud individuals. They advise verifying calls with their office directly.

Eden Prairie announces a series of cultural events including live music, an outdoor movie, and an arts festival, providing a variety of entertainment options within the city.