Hennepin County is developing a Heat Resiliency Plan to protect against heat risks and invites residents to participate in a survey with a raffle incentive.

BrookLynk and Design Ready Controls are hosting a STEM Career Exploration Panel in Brooklyn Park to inform about STEM careers through talks and hands-on activities.

The Plymouth Police Department reported responding to 686 incidents, making 21 arrests, and filing 10 criminal complaints from October 5-11, 2025. They also addressed 36 motor vehicle accidents and conducted 63 traffic stops.

Brooklyn Park Police Department encourages safe disposal of medications on National Drug Take Back Day, emphasizing public and environmental health, at the station on October 25 from 10am-2pm.

A proactive car owner's use of an Apple AirTag led to the rapid recovery of their stolen vehicle in Minneapolis, resulting in an arrest by the Minneapolis Police Department.

Brooklyn police chased a stolen vehicle last Thursday night but terminated the pursuit for safety reasons; details about the vehicle and suspects remain undisclosed.

The St. Paul Police notified the community about the residence of Jason Duane Sveen, a sexual offender, emphasizing awareness for safety without inciting fear.

St. Louis Park Skate School will host a fall showcase on November 1 with free attendance, skate rentals, and an opportunity for the community to skate.

AASD and DSD issued updates on rate increases for 2026, new resource launches, and program sunsets, including public sessions and advisory group recruitment.

The Minnesota State Patrol weaves wellness support into its operations, with Chaplain John Morris and Dr. Amy Schweigert leading mental health initiatives for troopers facing traumatic events.

Minnesota's SNAP application process is halted due to the federal government shutdown, affecting food aid for vulnerable residents, with leaders urging for resolution.

The Great Northern Regional Trail will close from October 16-19 and again from November 8 to December 14 for deer hunting seasons to manage wildlife populations.

Wright County reminds property owners of the due date for the second half of property taxes, with payment options available online, by mail, or in person.