Brooklyn Park Police are searching for 64-year-old Michael Copeland, a dementia patient missing from his home on 73rd Ave N. He was last seen wearing a T-shirt with a dog design and beige pants. Public assistance is requested.

The City of Apple Valley has issued guidelines for properly winterizing pools, including proper drainage and storage, and encourages contacting local specialists for assistance.

Senator Omar Fateh called for a special legislative session in Minnesota to address gun violence following a tragic school shooting and a separate incident in his district.

Blaine, Minnesota, has a public hearing on September 9, 2025, for Ranger Development's proposal to create nine lots called Northtown Villas, involving rezoning and a permit for single-family villas.

The City of Blaine Planning Commission is set for a public hearing on September 9, 2025, regarding zoning ordinance amendments for pylon signs up to 50 feet in height.

Saint Paul's Goals Not Guns initiative encourages youth leadership against gun violence through merchandise sales, with profits supporting local schools and youth groups.

Eden Prairie Police Department welcomes new cadet Nely Guerra-Rivera, who has prior community service experience. She is pursuing a law enforcement degree and is part of a cadet program that prepares participants for officer roles.

Wright County has announced an online auction for tax-forfeited parcels, starting September 29th at 8 a.m. CT, ending October 5th at 9 p.m. CT, with details available on Public Surplus.

Minneapolis is forecast to have sunny days with mild temperatures, except for possible midweek showers and a thunderstorm. A Hazardous Weather Outlook was issued for fog this morning.

The Community Health Board in Sherburne County has scheduled a meeting on September 2 to address public health issues and appoint a new Administrator.

Anoka County Sheriff's Office will host an open house on September 23 with displays, demonstrations, and food trucks to offer the public insight into law enforcement operations.

A six-time felon, Clenest Wells Jr., was sentenced to nearly 10 years for multiple gun offenses in Minneapolis, including illegal possession and having a machine gun.

Minnesota enhances state-Tribal relations through the Tribal-State Relations Training, focusing on collaboration and understanding, as highlighted by the Minnesota Department of Public Safety.