The State Fire Marshal assisted Bemidji's overwhelmed fire department during storms, with the Fire Service Support team quickly responding to provide aid and coordinate statewide support.

Duluth celebrates the completion of the Munger Landing environmental restoration, enhancing aquatic life and recreation with a new fishing pier and paddle sport area.

Collinwood Park & Campground waters are closed due to high bacteria levels; swimming is banned with no reopening date set. Land activities continue as normal while officials test the water daily.

Saint Paul's Board of Zoning Appeals meeting for August 4, 2025, has been canceled; submissions for public testimony are due by 2:00 p.m., August 1, 2025.

Veterans' Memorial Amphitheater hosts Open Mic Night on July 31, from 7-8 pm, where locals showcase talents. Backup indoor venue available in case of bad weather.

Minnetonka prepares for mayoral and council elections, encouraging eligible residents to file for candidacy and participate in an informational session on the electoral process.

Minneapolis sees progress in homelessness efforts, with fewer encampment closures, reduced costs, and more people moving to shelters, according to a city report.

Eden Prairie's community center is temporarily closing the Dive Pool and Rec Pool for maintenance from July 28 to August 10, but the Lap Pool remains open.

A New Market Township man died after an ATV crash and collision with a car on County Road 46. The 28-year-old ATV rider was pronounced dead at a hospital; the car driver was unharmed. Investigations are ongoing.

MnDOT offers free classes and one-on-one assistance for certified small businesses, including strategic partnering, labor compliance, and future sessions on marketing and business planning.

After a domestic assault report, Duluth police arrested Daniel Thorson, who later escaped but was recaptured by a tactical team. He faces multiple charges, including Felony Domestic Assault.

Carver County Public Works closed part of Highway 11 for roadwork on a Saturday morning, advising drivers to take alternative routes and heed flaggers’ instructions.

Minnesota residents receive scam messages from a non-existent "Minnesota Department of Vehicle Administration," falsely claiming fines are due. DPS warns against this fraud, advising caution with email and text senders.