The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board announced plans to restore Bluff Street Park's riverfront to its native prairie state over three years, including soil decompaction and invasive species removal.

Beginning September 20, Ramsey County offers absentee voting for the general election, with in-person and mail options available, including Hmong language support and online voter registration at mnvotes.org.

The University of Minnesota has a strategic plan to improve health care access, train more professionals, and enhance services statewide, as discussed with the Board of Regents.

A juvenile was arrested for making threats against Saint Paul schools, with officials stating there is no current threat but ongoing investigation into potential accomplices.

The Saint Paul Police Department honors female officers on National Police Woman Day, expressing appreciation for their service and dedication in law enforcement.

MnDOT is closing parts of westbound Highway 55 in Plymouth for stormwater work, with detours via I-494 and County Roads 6 and 101, from September 13-16.

The Bloomington Planning Commission invites public input on September 19, 2024, regarding an expansion to a vehicle repair shop at 8431 Lyndale Ave S.

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.