St. Louis Park schedules a public hearing for October 7, 2024, to discuss Special Service District No. 3's service charges for 2025, with options for remote participation available.

The Bloomington City Council will hold a public hearing on September 30, 2024, regarding plans to redevelop Southtown Shopping Center, including establishing a retail anchor and discussing property subdivision and fee variances.

The St. Louis Park Art Fair showcased 85 artists, including 24 locals, with live music, food vendors, and community partners, highlighting the city's spirit and creativity.

Early in-person voting begins Sept. 20 at St. Louis Park City Hall, with roadwork on Minnetonka Blvd possibly causing delays; alternate routes suggested.

Road closures are set in St. Louis Park for the Cedar Lake Road Improvement project, impacting traffic between various avenues, with detours and ongoing construction activities.

Senator Mary Kunesh received the DAR "Women in American History" Award for her significant community contributions and discussed Native Americans' voting rights history.

Brooklyn Park Police host an open house for their Police Explorers program, welcoming 14-21-year-olds to learn about law enforcement career opportunities.

Charges against Robert Russell Brent III for assault at St. Anne's Place Shelter have been dropped. Meanwhile, Minneapolis police arrest another man for a separate assault at the same shelter.

Rebecca Cunningham is inaugurated as the 18th president of the University of Minnesota with a ceremony that includes tradition, a panel on public health, and a community celebration.

Blaine amends its zoning code, refining commerce types in the 105th Avenue Redevelopment District and setting frameworks for development approvals and maintenance responsibilities.

CenterPoint Energy begins replacing natural gas lines in Minnetonka's Willowood Dr. area, with construction from September 23 until early November, including service line updates and outdoor meter relocations.

Mankato is set to begin underground boring on several streets to determine where the rock bed starts, which is important for urban planning. Operations will run from September 17-18, but will not affect road access.

Mankato Police reward kids wearing helmets with free ice cream from McDonald's to promote safety during outdoor activities like biking and skateboarding.