The Bloomington Police Department is participating in a contest to win a new speed sign for traffic safety and is rallying community support through online voting.

Plymouth plans a survey in September to gauge resident opinions on quality of life and city services, using mail and online methods for broad participation.

Brooklyn Park is hosting a 'Material Reuse Donation Day' for residents to donate reusable items, aiding sustainability and supporting local charities like Bridging and Better Futures MN.

Eden Prairie offers a Buckthorn Workshop, a Fall Recycling Drop-Off Event, and nominations for the Sustainable Eden Prairie Award to promote sustainability.

The article explains the AASD and DSD's commitment to providing updates and resources for care professionals through webinars and training, highlighting upcoming educational opportunities.

A man was fatally shot at a Minneapolis transit hub; police are investigating, and the suspect has fled the scene. The Police Chief expressed condolences and a commitment to city safety.

The Ramsey County Attorney's Office has charged the owners of Bayvista Incorporated with wage theft, insurance fraud, and tax evasion related to a 2024 public housing project.

A section of County Highway 39 in Silver Creek Township will be closed on September 8, 2025, for culvert replacement and is expected to reopen around September 22, with a detour via County Highways 123 and 8.

Minneapolis City Council has implemented measures supporting street vendors, including reduced permit costs and expanded vending locations, in response to safety and livability concerns.

Maple Grove Police SROs welcome students to the 2025–2026 year, emphasizing their role in providing safety and support, while encouraging open communication between schools and families.

Maple Grove Police reinstated the D.A.R.E program in schools, with Officers Smith and Slawson teaching kids life skills, decision-making, and drug resistance.

The Duluth Fire Department swiftly extinguished an early morning fire in a residential building, preventing injuries and highlighting the importance of working smoke alarms.

Rice County Board approves land transfer for business development and parking in Faribault's entrance area, preserving historic buildings and promoting downtown vitality.