Bloomington reminds property owners to trim vegetation ensuring safe, clear sidewalks and streets, as overgrown greenery can block paths and signs, aligning with City Code 12.03.

Bloomington adopts priority-based budgeting for 2026 to align spending with residents' values amidst financial challenges and encourages public engagement in the process.

The Duluth Fire Department evacuated The Suites in Canal Park due to a chlorine gas leak, later allowing residents to return after containment and ventilation.

Coon Rapids City Council met, acknowledging first responders, approving a Costco development, adopting an ordinance for low-density residential areas, accepting a tree planting grant, and planning for a transportation project.

The Hatch Bloomington competition's public voting is ongoing to decide the winner from finalists BookMother, Twin Cities Streetwear, and NUNAA after their September 3 pitches.

Woodbury's One Woodbury event on September 27 promotes diversity with performances, food trucks, and activities emphasizing cultural appreciation at Ojibway Park.

The Bloomington Business Forum on October 1 at the Masonic Heritage Center is a free event for networking and learning opportunities for entrepreneurs and business leaders.

Jill Crafton, an environmental advocate, leads efforts to improve ecosystem health through workshops and practical initiatives to promote resilient landscapes and groundwater replenishment in Bloomington.

The Bloomington Street Arts Festival will take place on September 20, with free admission, art activities, a chalk art contest, over 25 vendors, and live music at Nine Mile Brewing.

Bloomington's City Council election on November 4 is a chance for residents to influence local policies on parks, housing, and public safety by voting for council and school board seats.

The city of Plymouth is seeking a high school student to join its Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission, with meetings six times a year and a chance to impact local parks policy.

Isolated thunderstorms are expected in Minneapolis and nearby regions, with possible gusty winds. A shift to strong northwest winds with gusts up to 40 mph may follow, but no severe weather is anticipated in the subsequent days.

Minnesota State University, Mankato hosted a Safety Expo featuring interactive safety learning with local police and firefighters.