Minnesota's AASD and DSD announce updates in their weekly digest, including the discontinuation of PolicyQuest and introduction of the CFSS program, along with a call for proposals for the CLQI grant.

Dakota County introduced the Excellence in Service Award to honor Direct Support Professionals like Jeannette Fordyce who provide outstanding service to individuals with disabilities.

Brooklyn Park celebrated Indigenous Peoples' Day with a social media post honoring the cultures and contributions of Indigenous Peoples and providing educational resources.

Local law enforcement and community members participated in the Faith & Blue Weekend of Service and Connection to strengthen community ties through shared service and dialogue.

Sherburne County Commissioners are set to attend a social Top Golf event on October 17th, supporting Rivers of Hope, a domestic violence organization, with no county business on the agenda.

Hennepin County is hosting the "Faith & Blue Tailgate Party" to enhance relationships between residents and law enforcement, featuring food, music, and engagement activities.

St. Louis Park invites community input on its safer streets plan at a workshop on October 15, aiming to address the safety concerns of pedestrians, cyclists, and motorists.

Carver County celebrated National Women in Police Day, honoring female officers for their contributions to law enforcement and inspiring future generations.

The Hennepin Sheriff's office hosted the 6th Annual Community Trunk or Treat in Richfield, offering a candy-filled event for families and celebrating community engagement.

Early bird registration for the U.G.L.Y. Sweater Dash in Saint Louis Park ends today, with the event scheduled for December 8 involving a festive 5k and post-race party at Park Tavern.

St. Louis Park awarded Francie Streich and Brooks Whitton with the Evergreen Awards for their outstanding home gardens, recognizing their landscaping contributions to the community.

Apple Valley's city ordinances require home-based businesses to be discreet, without signage, and limit parking availability to three spaces, barring high-traffic operations like restaurants.

Saint Paul announces a co-management agreement with Wakáŋ Típi Awáŋyaŋkapi to traditionally manage the sacred Dakota site, Bruce Vento Nature Sanctuary.