Coon Rapids provides grants for water education, supporting field trips, materials, and workshops aimed at promoting water conservation and management.

Maple Grove Police remind residents to ride safely on city trails, citing state statutes on personal transport vehicles and providing safety resources.

The Minneapolis Police Department postponed a community BBQ event out of respect for those impacted by a recent tragic shooting at Annunciation Church.

The Rice County Sheriff's Office discussed improvements to the Wireless Emergency Alert system after confusion over an alert lacking specific locations.

Dakota County is offering a Recycling Ambassador program starting Oct. 7, combining in-person and virtual sessions over six weeks, to educate citizens on recycling and waste reduction.

Coon Rapids' Fall Skating School offers lessons for all ages starting September 20, with sessions through December, excluding November 29th. Registrations are open.

Plymouth competes in the "Battle of the Cities Food Drive" to support PRISM's Marketplace Food Shelf, collecting food and essentials until September 30.

St. Louis Park celebrates "Welcoming Week" with initiatives promoting inclusivity for immigrants and residents, involving social media engagement, local business participation, and a community forum on September 20.

Senior community members in Minneapolis will perform nostalgic music at the Aquatennial festival, including patriotic songs and World War II-era hits.

Firefighter Manda Johnson of the Bloomington Fire Department also serves as a clinical assistant professor and has extensive experience in pharmacy, enriching her emergency service role.

Initiatives are taken during National Suicide Prevention Month to combat isolation and build community connections, which can help prevent suicide. Resources like the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline offer support.

Minnesota Sheriffs' Association offers $2,000 scholarships to 18 law enforcement students, focusing on financial need and academic achievement, as announced by Sheriff Jesse Thomas.

Bloomington residents can recycle various items at a Citywide Recycling Drop-Off event on September 20th, with certain fees applied for different items.