Dallas faces extreme heat with temperatures near or above 100 degrees, with the National Weather Service forecasting minimal overnight relief and a chance of later-week showers and thunderstorms.

Precinct 4 enhances nighttime patrols, introduces "C4 NOW" mobile app to keep the community informed and safe, and encourages reporting suspicious activities.

The Twin Cities are under a Heat Advisory with risks of thunderstorms and heat-induced illnesses, as well as a Flood Warning for the Minnesota River affecting local areas. Residents are advised to stay cool and monitor weather updates.

FEMA is set to assess flood damage in Mankato, working with City staff to evaluate the impacts and consider federal aid eligibility for affected properties.

The Coon Rapids Police Association announced its second annual golf tournament at Bunker Hills Golf Course on August 12, 2024, to support local causes.

The 2024 Saint Paul Business Awards are open for nominations to honor local businesses. Various awards will be presented, and winners will be recognized by the City Council in September.

The City of Duluth starts sidewalk repairs on W Second Street, causing daytime closures of the eastbound lane and parking between Fourth and Third Avenue W from July 11-17. Traffic detours and pedestrian routes are provided.

Minnetonka is experiencing a series of infrastructure upgrades by private utilities, including gas line replacements and new fiber optic cables to improve broadband services.

Minneapolis now offers a Transit Assistance Program at the Minneapolis Service Center to provide low-income residents with reduced fare options for public transit.

Music in Plymouth event offers free parking and shuttle service despite construction on Plymouth Boulevard, with festivities starting at 5:30 p.m. at the Hilde Performance Center.

St. Paul's Board of Zoning Appeals approved At Home Group's request to install a 160 square foot banner, exceeding the area's 32 square foot limit, after a 4-0 vote at the July 8th hearing.

Saint Paul businesses benefit from $7 million through the East Metro Main Street Economic Revitalization Program, enhancing services and infrastructure in cultural districts.

Sunny, warm days ahead for Minneapolis with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Heat indices may exceed 100 degrees. The area also faces minor flooding concerns.