School Resource Officers are returning to schools in Mankato to ensure a safe, conducive learning environment, as shared by the local police on social media.

The Maple Grove Police Department invites youth (14-20) to join its law enforcement Explorer program, with an Open House at North Metro Regional Public Safety Training Facility on Sept 9.

Mark Oestreich is honored with the Gil Braun Community Service Award by St. Louis Park Rotary Club for his long-standing dedication to environmental education.

The University of Minnesota's Board of Regents approved a neutral investment policy for its Consolidated Endowment Fund, emphasizing financial returns and resisting external pressures.

Minnesota's DHS has released the final CFSS Policy Manual, detailing personal care guidelines and announced Elderly Waiver rate adjustments. Stakeholders are invited to comment on the plans.

The Coon Rapids Police Department introduces their new service dog, Gizmo, donated by Can Do Canines, to promote staff wellness and assist in public engagement.

Wright County reminds deer hunters that the antlerless permit lottery deadline is September 5, with applications made by buying a hunting license before this date.

Public voting is open for the Hatch Bloomington pitch competition, and a winner will be announced on Thursday, August 29. Details are on the competition's website.

The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office engaged with the community through various activities, including supporting gender equity in transit, educating on detention center operations, and community events like the Great Minnesota Get-Together.

The 26th Annual Happy Days Expo is upcoming, and the City of Ramsey is urging interested parties to register by September 2. The event offers networking opportunities for local entrepreneurs and community organizations.

The City of Ramsey is recruiting volunteers for its Happy Days festival, promising perks like a free meal and T-shirt for their assistance. Shifts are flexible, and interested individuals can sign up online or via email.

The Carver County Sheriff's dive team received a $18,425 grant from the Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation for new dive gear, enhancing their underwater search and recovery capabilities.

The Burnsville City Council honored outgoing Commissioner Mark Cleveland and awarded high school students for their art in the Burnsville Festival and Fire Muster Button Contest.