The Rice County Child Support Unit celebrates the 50th anniversary of the National Child Support Enforcement Act with an open house to educate the public on services offered.

The Wright County Sheriff's arrest report details offenses like domestic assault, drug charges, and DWIs, indicating varied criminal activity and ongoing public safety issues.

Minnetonka launched Minnesota's first Drones as First Responder program, using unmanned aerial systems to enhance emergency response, guided by strict privacy policies.

Jordan Library has temporarily halted its extended access due to maintenance, affecting late-night users; regular hours remain. Other Scott County libraries still offer extended access.

Maple Grove announces 101st Avenue closure for school construction from September 2, 2025, between Walnut Grove Lane and Troy Lane for the entire construction season. Detour information is available on the city's website.

The National Weather Service forecasts varied weather for Minneapolis this week, with mostly sunny days, some chances of showers, and mild temperatures ranging from the mid-50s to high 70s.

Authorities urgently seek public aid to find Corey Dixon Jr., missing since August 18, last seen on a blue bike wearing a white shirt and blue shorts. Contact Maple Grove Police with info.

The Anoka County SWAT Team is holding its first golf tournament for charity at Majestic Oaks on September 2, 2025, to raise funds for training and equipment.

The Blaine Police Department concluded its 2025 Safety Camp, teaching children safety skills through interactive experiences like fire safety and K9 demonstrations.

Saint Paul Parks and Recreation announces the Summer Wrap-Up Downtown Block Party at Mears Park with food, drinks, and music for the community to enjoy.

St. Louis Park is holding the M.V.Tree contest, where residents vote for the most valued tree in the community, including a notable elm on Huntington Avenue.

Blaine's summer concert series concludes with Riffin’ Griffin performing at Aquatore Park Bandshell, promising a family-friendly rock event on August 28.

Minnesota State Patrol has taken over a hit-and-run case from the Eden Prairie Police. They seek public help and offer a reward for information leading to an arrest. The affected family continues to recover with community support.