The Minneapolis Police Department highlighted the work of firearm forensic scientists during National Forensic Science Week, showcasing their role in criminal investigations and the positive public response to these efforts.

Minneapolis police arrested a suspicious person with a stick in a parking ramp, who had outstanding warrants and initially gave a fake identity. The arrest potentially prevented further car break-ins.

Metro Transit is set to begin testing light rail vehicles for the METRO Green Line Extension in fall 2023, with full launch expected in 2027. Trials will continue until then, as safety systems are tested along the route.

St. Louis Park offers early voting from September 19 to November 3, with a variety of ways to vote including in-person and by mail, plus resources like a mailed guide and online sample ballots for voter information.

Eden Prairie hosts a variety of local events, including a collection of one acts by Eden Prairie Players, a Car Seat Clinic by EPPD, and POUND for PROP fitness class charity event.

A bomb threat at Osseo Area Learning Center led to an evacuation and police search; no explosives were found. A minor student was arrested for making the threat.

Louisiana Avenue in St. Louis Park is undergoing infrastructure upgrades with two main construction phases affecting traffic, with Phase A near completion of initial paving and Phase B focusing on road foundation work.

Plymouth Mayor Jeff Wosje updated on The Boulevard project, transforming the former Prudential campus into a mixed-use area with retail, dining, housing, and a park by 2027, starting with a new Summit Orthopedics facility.

Duluth hosts an open house on September 25 to discuss the Palm Street Smart Pond project, aimed at improving stormwater management and reducing flood risk.

Senator Ann Johnson Stewart is appointed chair of Minnesota's Electricity as Vehicle Fuel Working Group, focusing on fair electric vehicle taxation and infrastructure adaptation.

Hennepin Health honored three providers for their work with Medicaid and MinnesotaCare recipients, recognizing their efforts in improving access, reducing disparities, and building community trust in healthcare.

Wright County's online property tax payment system is down, disrupting credit card and e-check transactions. The county advises in-person payments while the issue is being resolved.

Monticello starts a major CSAH 39 renovation project, with construction from Sep 22, expected to finish by Jun 26, 2026, including road, trail, and curb improvements.