The Maple Grove Police Department is actively seeking assistance from the community in locating missing person Corey Lee Dixon Jr., last seen August 18, 2025.

Maple Grove appointed Andy Sandberg as new Deputy Police Chief after a twenty-year service, highlighting his experience, professional development, and commitment to community engagement.

St. Louis Park announces Fall Cleanup Day on September 13 for disposal of various items, with fees based on load size and free recycling for some materials.

Minneapolis promotes bike registration to deter theft and aid recovery by using the Bike Index and emphasizing the importance of checking serial numbers in transactions.

"Paint the Prairie" invites families to explore and paint at Murphy-Hanrehan Park on September 4, from 10-11:30 AM, with guided walks and supplied materials.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey declared August as National Emergency Management Awareness Month to honor the city's Emergency Management Department and Health Preparedness team.

BBAY is advancing its Reimagine Black Youth Mental Health Initiative and hosting a Sneaker Ball. A new grant will aid their youth programs, which have seen positive engagement.

Wright County extends early voting hours to increase turnout and facilitate residents' participation in elections.

The Minnesota AGE warns against illegal online gambling, citing risks like lack of regulation and consumer protection, and promotes legal alternatives.

Eden Prairie hosts outdoor music events, including a picnic with local bands at Dorenkemper House and performances at Staring Lake Amphitheatre featuring Sawyer's Dream and the ABBA tribute band fABBAulous.

Wright County Compost & Recycling Center will not accept yard waste until Aug. 29 due to paving work, but other recycling services continue as normal.

Brooklyn Park's fall activities offer community engagement despite construction delays, including delayed programs, swim registration, dance classes, a farmers market, inclusion services, and various events.

Two new officers, Peter Stiefel and Jacob Monsma, were sworn in at a Maple Grove City Council meeting, highlighting the city's dedication to public safety.