The Carver County Sheriff's Office held a successful open house to foster community relations, with organizers and Chief Deputy Pat Barry expressing gratitude to participants and staff.

Mayor Elise Ryan announces the opening of Chanhassen's new city hall and improvements to the Civic Campus, including amenities and a preliminary levy increase.

The Chanhassen Fire Department in Minnesota is offering portable AEDs for residents to reserve for large gatherings to enhance emergency preparedness.

Bridgewater State University Police Chief Tillinghast was honored at a ceremony attended by colleagues and the Plymouth County Sheriff's Department, marking his retirement and the welcome of Chief Glen Anderson.

Apple Valley reminds residents to properly dispose of leaves, suggesting composting, curbside collection, or local compost sites. Burning is prohibited.

Saint Paul Parks and Recreation is hosting an outdoor movie night featuring 'Scream' at Hidden Falls Regional Park on October 10, offering audiences a spooky experience.

Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board schedules a second public hearing on October 9 for community input on renaming 28th Street Tot Lot to Chickadee Park.

The Plymouth Avenue Bridge in Northeast Minneapolis reopened on October 3 after a six-month closure for construction that aims to improve pedestrian and cyclist amenities.

Eden Prairie installs new pedestrian beacons at two crossings and is planning a Harvest to Halloween event, the Citizens in Our Schools program, and observes Fire Prevention Week. Police Sgt. Lowery retires with an award.

Hennepin County celebrates the start of construction for a new Southdale Library and Edina Art Center, aiming to create a community hub for education and the arts.

The Stable Homes Stable Schools initiative in Minneapolis has helped over 6,700 students by providing housing stability to promote educational success, focusing on single-parent and BIPOC families.

Anoka County's event on October 4th aims to address the opioid crisis with over 50 exhibitors, speakers, Naloxone training, and various resources, targeting students, parents, and the broader community.

Bloomington residents can give input on proposed 3rd Avenue parking changes at a public hearing on October 13, 2025, at the Bloomington Civic Plaza or via digital platforms.