Duluth officials have asked the House Capital Investment Committee to fund updates for the Lakewood Water Treatment Plant, essential for safe drinking water and to avoid steep rate hikes for citizens.

Minneapolis weather forecast includes sun, possible showers, and gusty winds for the coming week, with fluctuating temperatures and a warning for elevated fire conditions.

Minneapolis Fire Chief Bryan Tyner is set to retire on December 31 after 30 years of service, leaving a legacy of advancement and inclusion in the department.

Minneapolis Council Member Jason Chavez condemns hate crimes against Temple Israel and Alhikma Islamic Center, calling for thorough investigations and reiterating that such acts of intolerance have no place in the community.

Mankato Police reported 399 traffic stops with 181 citations, 16 DWIs, and 26 speeding tickets in September, urging road safety and adherence to laws.

Minneapolis Police arrested two after observing a suspected drug deal; they seized fentanyl and a firearm. The incident underscored efforts to tackle drugs and violence.

MnDOT hosts a free virtual event, Research Radar: Smart Stormwater Strategies, covering innovative stormwater management solutions on October 16, 10-11 AM, with registration required.

Minnesota's Department of Human Services updated foster care policy to clarify county and tribal roles, emphasizing clarity in legal and financial duties, especially for American Indian children.

Brooklyn Park and Good in the 'Hood's "Shoe Away Hunger" event collects shoes for affordable sale, with proceeds funding local food programs, aiding over 7,500 people monthly.

Blaine Police Department is hiring a Mental Health Coordinator to integrate mental health support with public safety and encourage applicants on their Facebook page.

A boat capsizing on the Mississippi River resulted in one fatality, while two other passengers survived. The incident is under investigation by the Wright County Sheriff's Office.

The Coon Rapids City Council has announced a public hearing to discuss the proposed vacation of a drainage and utility easement, allowing community input on potential land use changes.

The Belle Plaine Library will close from Oct 20-29 for upgrades but will extend due dates and holds, with alternative services available at other SCL branches.