Wright County extends early voting hours to increase turnout and facilitate residents' participation in elections.

Coon Rapids warns against blue-green algae at Crooked Lake's southeast beach due to potential toxins, despite current tests within safe levels; advisories issued and caution urged.

Said Farah, 43, pleads guilty to bribery in an attempt to influence a juror in the Feeding Our Future trial, despite the plan failing as the juror never agreed to accept the bribe.

Minneapolis faces potential severe weather today with risks of strong winds or hail, as per the National Weather Service Twin Cities/Chanhassen MN. Following storms, a clearer and calmer week is forecasted.

The Dan Israel Folk Fest closes St. Louis Park's Summer Concert Series on August 23, offering a free community event with music at the Veterans' Memorial Amphitheater.

The Minnesota AGE warns against illegal online gambling, citing risks like lack of regulation and consumer protection, and promotes legal alternatives.

St. Louis Park invites residents to participate in a survey for the second phase of zoning code updates by Sunday, August 22, influencing local business district standards.

Eden Prairie hosts outdoor music events, including a picnic with local bands at Dorenkemper House and performances at Staring Lake Amphitheatre featuring Sawyer's Dream and the ABBA tribute band fABBAulous.

Senator Judy Seeberger was named the 2025 “Legislator of Distinction” by the League of Minnesota Cities for her efforts in bridging state and local governance.

Wright County Compost & Recycling Center will not accept yard waste until Aug. 29 due to paving work, but other recycling services continue as normal.

The article highlights Ramsey County's beaches and parks as ideal spots to enjoy the end of summer with activities like swimming, fishing, and picnicking available until their seasonal closure.

Burnsville City Hall is undergoing renovations with ongoing construction work including interior gutting, foundation laying, and preparations for an exterior transformation without disrupting services.

Carver County Parks offers Paradise Commons on Lake Waconia as a venue for various events, featuring views, a climate-controlled Sun Room for 80 guests, and easy booking for planners.