Plymouth announces its Halloween at the Lake event on Oct 24 with activities, games, dance party, touch-a-truck, food trucks, and encourages costumes; the event is free, details on parking to come.

Minneapolis closed a problem encampment following a shooting. The city cites safety and health concerns, has sued the property owner, and is collaborating with local agencies and the state to address the issue and support the homeless.

Minneapolis will experience unsettled weather, with chances of showers and thunderstorms, highs in the 70s to 80s, and varying winds, per the National Weather Service.

Metro Micro expands door-to-door transit service in Blaine, providing a convenient alternative with easy booking through an app or phone call, and offering affordable, flexible rides with ADA accessibility.

The City of Mankato celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month, highlighting the contributions of Hispanic Americans with local events from September 15 to October 15.

The Minneapolis Police Dept is hosting a community BBQ to build ties with residents, featuring free food, games, and introducing their Mounted Patrol and Drone Team.

The Coon Rapids Police Department promoted Troy Hyland to Captain and Autumn Nelson to Sergeant, highlighting their exemplary leadership and community service.

Mankato Public Safety responded to a house fire at 4:53 a.m.; no injuries reported due to smoke detectors alerting occupants. A suspect was later arrested for arson.

Minneapolis Council Member Jamal Osman calls for action on safety and homelessness after a shooting at Hiawatha and Lake Street injured five people. He criticizes slow government response and lack of coordination.

A standoff in Brooklyn Park involved the BPPD SWAT team and negotiators responding to a man making threats; it ended with non-lethal force and the man's arrest.

Police arrested three individuals after a late-night bar brawl in Duluth, with charges related to a 3rd Degree Riot following an altercation at Aces and Spurs.

The Morrison County Commissioners have a busy schedule with meetings on water conservation, budget planning, library affairs, zoning, public health, safety, and agriculture from Sept 14-20, 2025.

Wright County Sheriff’s Office arrested individuals for DWI, drug possession, and sexual conduct violations, as detailed in the arrest report ending September 15, 2025.