Sherburne County Commissioners will visit Elk River Landfill for a sustainable waste management educational tour hosted by Waste Management on September 30, emphasizing environmental impact.

Sherburne County leaders to meet with Xcel Energy at a community breakfast to discuss utility operations and future projects, particularly concerning local power plants.

Jodi Carufel, a dedicated teacher at Olson Middle School in Bloomington, has influenced students for 30 years with her supportive teaching approach and projects like mock trials.

The annual National Night Out in Bloomington united over 300 local gatherings, fostering community ties through festivities attended by residents, officials, and city workers.

The Bloomington Fire Department is hosting a Fire Prevention Week Open House on October 11, offering safety tips, family activities, and giveaways at six fire stations.

Woodbury is hosting a 'Welcome to Woodbury' event to help new residents integrate, with City Council meet and greets, activities, and food trucks, ensuring language services for inclusivity.

Captain Cody Mittelstaedt of the Bloomington Fire Department is recognized for his rapid advancement, expertise, and care for the community, underscored by his military background and fire science education.

Sergeant Brant Richardson of the Bloomington Police retires after 22 years, having served in diverse roles including bomb technician and field officer.

The DOJ has sued Saint Paul over an ordinance barring local law enforcement from considering immigration status, sparking a fierce defense from Mayor Carter.

Minneapolis Police Department hosts Coffee with a Cop at a local McDonald's to strengthen community relations and encourage open dialogue between residents and officers.

The Eden Prairie SWAT team won top honors at a tactical officers' conference, excelling in multiple events including the Top Gun and Iron Team competitions.

Wright County is auctioning tax forfeited parcels through Public Surplus to return them to the tax rolls. Bidding started yesterday and ends Sunday, Oct. 5.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office arrest report shows frequent drug, alcohol, and domestic assault crimes, with several DWIs, controlled substance arrests, and domestic violence instances.