Minnesota lauded 66 officers as "DWI Enforcer All-Stars" for removing over 5,000 impaired drivers from roads, with Trooper Culbeaux making 224 arrests.

Duluth's ePlace system will be offline for maintenance on August 12, from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Residents should plan permit/licensing needs accordingly.

Anoka County Library seeks local authors for their 2026 Featured Author event, accepting applications from September with a Local Author Fair and promotional benefits included.

St. Louis Park City Council commits to honoring military veterans and Purple Heart recipients, recognizing National Purple Heart Day, and ensuring veterans' integration within the community.

The Maple Grove Police Department held a successful 'Battle of the Badges' blood drive, with the Fire Department winning and collecting 23 units of blood.

Carver County Parks hosted a booth to gather community feedback on the future of Baylor Regional Park, including volunteer opportunities and program information.

Minneapolis police officers became heroes by manually pushing a broken-down car to ease traffic, highlighted in a positive social media post by their department.

Eden Prairie Police offers a Citizen Academy course; e-Bike safety emphasized; Arts in the Park calls for volunteers; Night to Unite collects food donations.

Plymouth opens applications for its free 2025 Public Safety Citizens Academy, offering an in-depth look at police and fire services on Thursday evenings starting September 11.

Saint Paul celebrates the 50th anniversary of its District Councils, highlighting their role in bridging citizens with city governance and fostering civic engagement.

Plymouth's Public Safety Citizens Academy is accepting applicants for a 12-week program on police and fire services, with eligibility requirements and limited class size.

Eden Prairie is hosting a series of community events, including an open house at local fire stations, concerts, movie nights, a repair clinic, and an art fair.

Coon Rapids offers free social services with social worker Lori Halbur at the library first Thursdays each month, addressing diverse local challenges.