Primary election day is underway in Coon Rapids, with polls open until 8 p.m. The election will decide City Council positions for Wards 1, 2, 4, and the At-Large seat.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office arrest report details various arrests for offenses including DUIs, theft, and drug charges for the week ending August 12, 2024.

Bloomington has announced a public hearing for September 9 to discuss tree-related costs on private properties, with possible assessments for property owners.

Bloomington City Council will hold a hearing on September 9 to discuss civil fines for property-related violations, with options for property owners to object or appeal assessments.

Washington County Medical Reserve Corps seeks bilingual volunteers for free medical interpreter training, prioritizing Spanish, Hmong, and Somali speakers, with a commitment of 40 hours over two years.

Blaine's Citizens Academy offers residents and workers a chance to learn about public safety services through a hands-on, nine-week course, revealed via the city's Facebook.

Minneapolis honors Indigenous Milk Medicine Week, underlining the importance of breastfeeding for cultural legacy and health in Indigenous communities, as noted by the City of Minneapolis Health Department.

Mankato seeks Water Resource Recovery Operator Technicians to ensure efficient wastewater treatment and promote environmental sustainability. Candidates should have technical knowledge and relevant experience. Applications are open until August 22.

The City of Mankato is enhancing its website's accessibility for users with disabilities by integrating AudioEye, a platform that offers tools like voice commands and screen reader optimization.

Mankato fire crew educated children on fire safety at Loyola School and later engaged with the community at the 'Songs on the Lawn' event, as shared on their Facebook page.

St. Croix Bluffs Beach reopens after a blue-green algae bloom closure, with officials advising caution and avoidance of contact with the water for humans and pets due to potential health risks.

The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board has approved new collective bargaining agreements with Local 363, providing wage increases and setting terms for future negotiations.

The St. Croix Bluffs swimming beach in Minnesota is closed due to harmful blue-green algae blooms, with health officials advising against swimming or letting pets in the water.