Minneapolis nominates three African American historical sites for the National Register of Historic Places following a city study on local African American history.

Anoka County is holding a free collection event for residents to recycle surplus building materials, promoting sustainability but excluding businesses and non-profits.

Maple Grove's Fire Station 5 hosts Storytime at the Station, an event where children learn about fire safety through stories and get a fire truck tour. Starts at 10 a.m., no registration required.

Mankato Police and Fire department invites youths to join the Police Explorers program, offering hands-on law enforcement training and community service opportunities.

A Minnesota mother advocates for seat belt safety after her daughter's tragic accident, emphasizing the importance alongside law enforcement's "Click it or Ticket" campaign.

Plymouth announces its Halloween at the Lake event on Oct 24 with activities, games, dance party, touch-a-truck, food trucks, and encourages costumes; the event is free, details on parking to come.

The City of Mankato celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month, highlighting the contributions of Hispanic Americans with local events from September 15 to October 15.

Mankato Public Safety responded to a house fire at 4:53 a.m.; no injuries reported due to smoke detectors alerting occupants. A suspect was later arrested for arson.

Youth basketball league for kids aged 7-12 offered by Hopkins-Minnetonka Recreation, with practices and games starting in November/December. Volunteer coaches sought.

The Blaine Police Department announced the creation of the Blaine Police Community Alliance to enhance communication and partnership between police and residents.

Mankato invites residents to a meeting on stormwater pollution prevention on Sept 25, focusing on collaborative environmental efforts across the region.

Maple Grove’s Fire Station 5 hosted a fire safety storytime for kids, allowing them to explore a fire truck and learn about firefighting in an engaging way.

Ramsey County officials addressed scrutiny over a temp employee's social media remarks, reaffirming their commitment to community values and stating an internal review is ongoing.