The Brooklyn Park PD is hosting a free Halloween event featuring emergency vehicles on October 29 from 5:30-7:30 PM, aimed at fostering community relations.

Mankato closes its park restrooms for the season to prevent damage like frozen pipes and reduce repair costs, reopening them in mid-April if weather permits.

Brooklyn Park announces a STEM Panel on November 8 for youth interested in STEM careers, featuring industry professionals and interactive exhibits, with networking opportunities over dinner.

Minnesota educators receive $31 million for literacy training from the Education Department, with Senator Maye Quade highlighting its importance and additional funds from READ Act 2.0.

St. Louis Park officials have urged residents to maintain clean streets and waterways during autumn to prevent pollution and ensure effective street sweeping before winter sets in.

Eureka Construction is leading the 19th update on 2024 Cedar Lake Road project, causing traffic detours and community impact, with completion expected in early November.

A birdwatching event on Theodore Wirth Parkway, promoting habitat enhancement, is scheduled for October 17 from 4:30-5:30 pm by the MPRB and Urban Bird Collective.

Minnesota's AASD and DSD announce updates in their weekly digest, including the discontinuation of PolicyQuest and introduction of the CFSS program, along with a call for proposals for the CLQI grant.

The weather forecast for Minneapolis includes a sunny week with temperatures up to 76 degrees despite a Red Flag Warning for critical fire conditions due to low humidity and strong winds.

Dakota County introduced the Excellence in Service Award to honor Direct Support Professionals like Jeannette Fordyce who provide outstanding service to individuals with disabilities.

The Duluth Police Department alerts the public about high-risk offender Levorn Melvin Fisher's release into the community after serving time for criminal sexual conduct.

Brooklyn Park celebrated Indigenous Peoples' Day with a social media post honoring the cultures and contributions of Indigenous Peoples and providing educational resources.

Comcast and Metronet are installing fiber-optic internet in Chanhassen, using city easements that may affect residents' properties, but aim to improve connectivity.