A teen was injured in a motorcycle crash caused by dogs on a road in Motley Township, MN. He was taken to the hospital; his condition was not revealed.

Wright County's recycling center in Maple Lake suspends brush and yard waste services due to asphalt work from September 25-29. Other waste disposal services continue as usual.

Rice County Public Health is offering flu shot clinics with free vaccines for uninsured residents, including services for children and homebound individuals.

Anoka County opposes the redirection of $6.2 million in sales tax funds to a pedestrian bridge project in Anoka, arguing it bypasses proper process and undermines countywide transportation efforts. The county seeks legal action against the decision.

Senator Alice Mann criticizes the impact of health care cost increases due to policies from the Trump administration, emphasizing the harm to Americans' access to affordable health care.

Minnetonka Police Department welcomes new officers Taylor Hovde and Shannon King, highlighting their unique paths to law enforcement and commitment to community service.

Coon Rapids offers a "Home Alone Safety Class" for kids aged 8-12, covering safety skills and first aid. The class takes place on October 16 at the Coon Rapids Civic Center.

Anoka County Board highlights domestic violence, opioid crisis, and community funding, including lighting buildings in purple, hosting educational events, enhancing facility security, and managing financials.

Washington and Ramsey Counties offer an online platform for feedback on Highway 96's future, complementing a recent open house and aiming for comprehensive public involvement in transportation planning.

The article details a Hazardous Weather Outlook issued by the National Weather Service for eastern Minnesota and Wisconsin due to morning fog and forecasts sunny days ahead with mild temperatures.

The Brooklyn Park Police is warning of scammers spoofing their number and advising residents to hang up and call the official number if they suspect a scam.

The ACSO Open House featured educational displays, interactive activities, and exhibits by various public safety departments for the community on September 23, 2025.

Wolfe Park is hosting a Howl-O-Ween event on October 12th for pets and owners, featuring treats, a costume contest, and local vendors, from noon to 3 pm.