Upcoming Highway 55 improvements in Plymouth will cause detours for Metrolink Routes 747 and 774 from Oct. 7-27, impacting eastbound and westbound lanes.

Minnetonka's Fire Department and City Open House on October 8 offers community engagement with local services and first responders, with activities for all ages.

MnDOT announces upcoming closures on Highway 55 for pavement improvements, affecting eastbound lanes from October 7-16 and westbound from October 17-27, with detours provided.

Minneapolis residents support converting the former 3rd Police Precinct into a democracy center, with a city report showing 63% approval, and strong local support at 70%. Mayor Frey is eager to advance the project.

Scott County is recruiting election judges for the upcoming Nov 5 elections, emphasizing the role's importance and offering compensation for participants.

The Duluth Police Department released a notification about Rory Francis Northrup, a Level Three sex offender, now residing in Duluth, to enhance community safety.

The Metropolitan Council awarded over $1 million in grants to seven Twin Cities metro area projects for initial development stages, focusing on affordable housing, job creation, and equitable development.

The Scott County Sheriff's Office warns of an increase in cryptocurrency scams involving call ID manipulation and requests for digital currency payments to resolve fake legal issues.

The article details a sunny and warm weather forecast for Minneapolis, with gradual temperature increases, as reported by the National Weather Service.

Minneapolis has awarded $690,000 in grants to local artists and cultural institutions in its seven cultural districts, supporting diverse creative projects and community engagement.

Washington County's Library and CareerForce host "Teen Career Conversations" on October 10, a career mentorship event with VR and professional insights for teens.

The Food Scraps Pickup Program in Washington and Ramsey counties is expanding to 19 new communities to reduce food waste. Residents can sign up for the free curbside service starting October 1, 2024.

Coon Rapids is correcting a utility bill printing error affecting about 8,000 households. Residents should wait for new bills or check online for the correct amount due.