The Mankato Police and Fire departments highlighted resources for teen suicide prevention, emphasizing awareness and communication, during Suicide Prevention Month.

Minneapolis voters start early voting for the municipal election, with a record number of mail-in ballots. The city encourages voter registration and participation in local governance through various initiatives.

Saint Paul's HRA plans to execute agreements with three fiscal advisory firms to enhance financial management for community projects, ensuring strategic planning and city development.

Water boil advisory issued for a Duluth neighborhood following hydrant replacement complications; residents must boil or use bottled water for consumption.

Two vehicles collided near Buckman, MN, injuring both drivers who were hospitalized. The incident is under investigation by the Morrison County Sheriff's Office.

The Louisiana Avenue construction in St. Louis Park is ongoing, with street closures, phase A and B updates, and a stormwater system installation under Willow Park.

Minnesota Senate Majority Leader Erin Murphy urges bipartisan support for proposed gun violence prevention laws, stressing the need for GOP votes to pass any bill.

The Blue Line Extension project addresses property impacts, seeking to minimize displacement of residents and businesses along its corridor with a focus on acquiring mainly vacant or dilapidated properties and offering support programs.

Duluth faces traffic delays due to Sixth Avenue East reconditioning project starting September 25, with lane closures and street upgrades scheduled for completion by mid-October 2025.

University of Minnesota researchers develop a 3D printing technique for realistic human tissue models for surgical training.

A teen was injured in a motorcycle crash caused by dogs on a road in Motley Township, MN. He was taken to the hospital; his condition was not revealed.

Wright County's recycling center in Maple Lake suspends brush and yard waste services due to asphalt work from September 25-29. Other waste disposal services continue as usual.

Rice County Public Health is offering flu shot clinics with free vaccines for uninsured residents, including services for children and homebound individuals.