Saint Paul abruptly cancels a Board of Zoning Appeals meeting, causing disruption and leaving residents and applicants uncertain about rescheduling and public comment submissions.

Saint Paul HPC will discuss historical site alterations, including stained-glass window replacement at Vertical Church and expansion at 1111 Summit Avenue. Public input is invited.

The Rotary Club of Brooklyn Park hosts Beerfest on October 4 at Edinburgh Golf Course to support community programs, with craft beers, wine, and food available.

Rice County extends the deadline for proposals to find a manager for a new children's crisis residential services initiative, emphasizing the urgent need for youth mental health support.

Bloomington plans a public hearing to discuss airport parking ordinance amendments, addressing remote and hotel airport parking standards, on September 29, 2025.

Saint Paul activated its updated McCarron’s Water Treatment Plant, marking a major $250M project, which includes a new ozone treatment process. Full integration is expected by mid-2026.

Roadwork on Sixth Avenue E in Duluth will cause lane closures and detours between Second and Ninth Streets, and at Central Entrance near Mesaba Avenue, with a comprehensive plan for upgrades including a new bituminous underseal and asphalt surface.

Rice County Public Health sets up flu vaccination clinics offering various vaccines, with specific clinics also available for children and free shots for the uninsured.

A man named Demetrius Norwood shot at someone, rammed police cars with his vehicle, and is now facing multiple charges, including assault and illegal firearm possession. No injuries were reported.

Minnesota Senate Majority Leader Erin Murphy urges bipartisan support for proposed gun violence prevention laws, stressing the need for GOP votes to pass any bill.

The MN Senate Committee visited Rochester's food bank to assess the impact of proposed SNAP cuts, intensifying concerns over food security and potential consequences for families.

MnDOT plans a Hwy. 24 safety and improvement project, starting summer 2026, with a public open house on Sept. 29 for community input and details on the bridge reconstruction and road enhancements.

Acorns are resurging as an alternative food source, now being used for a coffee substitute. Participants can join a program for $6 to learn how to make and appreciate acorn coffee, a nutritive and nutty-flavored beverage.