Brooklyn Park's 7th annual Restaurant Week runs from Sept 22-28, showcasing over 100 local eateries. Sign-ups end Aug 31, 2025; the "Full Plate" package is full.

Dakota County designated August as Overdose Awareness Month, providing resources, naloxone kits, and training to combat substance misuse and honor those affected.

Plymouth seeks a new Deputy City Manager with applications due by Sept. 8; the role involves leading interdepartmental projects and managing staff with a salary up to $194,759.

The City of Ramsey has announced their annual Happy Days Bean Bag Tournament, sponsored by Connexus Energy and Anytime Fitness, with registration open until September 1.

Antonio Robinson, aged 38, has been reported missing by his family after not hearing from him for 1-2 years; authorities in Columbia Heights are seeking public assistance.

Minneapolis hosts Open Streets Cedarfest, featuring fun activities like roller skating and wiener dog races, celebrating community spirit with food and games.

The City of Coon Rapids, MN successfully completed its free "Rec on the Spot" program, providing eight weeks of activities in parks for youths, supported by CharitAble MN.

Minneapolis Police Department hosted a Back to School Jamboree, distributing resources including 500 backpacks to students. The community event featured food, activities, and a bike raffle.

The Minneapolis Police Department moved its 1st Precinct to a central location at 330 South 12th Street to improve community relations and accessibility.

Minneapolis updates include community events, METRO station renovation, harm reduction efforts, and service changes at the Lake Street Safety Center. A new pedestrian mall and public health specialist are also mentioned.

Two brothers, Nathan and Lucas Heiberg, were fatally shot by police during a SWAT operation in Moorhead, after a reported domestic assault. Officers involved are on leave; an investigation is ongoing.

Eden Prairie residents engaged at town halls, Historical Society updated on projects, human services funding call, and cultural events like pop-up splash pads, picnics, and concerts are announced by the City Council.

Severe weather hits the Twin Cities with storms causing intense rainfall, wind, and potential flooding; the National Weather Service issued alerts and forecasts heavy rain and thunderstorms.