The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office engaged with the community through various activities, including supporting gender equity in transit, educating on detention center operations, and community events like the Great Minnesota Get-Together.

Due to unforeseen circumstances, the Flicks on the Bricks event in Burnsville, featuring "Grease", and a park visioning engagement have been rescheduled to next Friday.

The Burnsville City Council honored outgoing Commissioner Mark Cleveland and awarded high school students for their art in the Burnsville Festival and Fire Muster Button Contest.

Webster Park opens new pickleball and basketball courts, funded by the city's Common Cent sales tax initiative, providing more recreational options for residents.

The Saint Paul Zoning Committee will review proposals for rezoning and a variance for a new garden center at 629 Bush Avenue, with public comments encouraged.

Minnesota's 'DWI Enforcer All-Stars' were honored at a Twins game for their role in making 27,192 DWI arrests, highlighting their vital contribution to road safety.

Duluth announces traffic changes for the Third Street reconditioning project starting August 26, with closures and no parking zones, as reconditioning progresses.

Apple Valley issues guidelines for winterizing pools, enforcing proper discharge of pool water and storage of storable pools. Advice includes maintaining a water level in in-ground pools to prevent damage.

Ward 2 staff change and Minneapolis tackles opioid crisis and gun violence while evaluating eco-strategies and public safety initiatives.

Brooklyn Park is hosting a donation event for building materials to benefit Better Futures Minnesota, accepting items like doors and cabinetry while refusing unusable ones.

The extensive alley reconstruction in St. Louis Park is complete, and residents are encouraged to move their trash bins back and water the newly planted grass. The project's end is marked by Engineer Manager Jack Sullivan's final update.

Cleary Lake Regional Park hosts an SUP class for beginners and enthusiasts on September 1, providing equipment and instruction for a fee, with discounts for groups.

Five members of the Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians receive prison sentences for child abuse and neglect, with Trina Mae Johnson facing 18 years for child torture.