The City of Minneapolis' Health Department shares tips on social media for Healthy Aging Month, emphasizing exercise, sleep, social connections, and regular check-ups for a better aging process.

The article describes World Car-Free Day, highlighting local celebrations and promoting alternative transportation like cycling, walking, and public transit to envision a less car-dependent reality.

Mankato is hosting a photo contest to engage residents in celebrating the local art scene, with public online voting open until October 4 announced via its Facebook page.

North Minneapolis celebrated diversity and local culture with a community event featuring over 250 vendors. The event, organized by the West Broadway Business and Area Coalition and the City of Minneapolis, was part of the Open Streets initiative.

Cub Pharmacy is offering flu and pneumonia shots at the Mary Ann Young Center on September 30, from 9-11 AM, with insurance cards required for coverage.

The Safe Summer Nights event will take place next Thursday at Duluth and Case Recreation Center, Twin Cities, featuring free food, activities, and a chance to engage with local law enforcement from 5 to 7 p.m.

Coon Rapids Police Department is hosting an event to introduce young individuals to its Police Explorer program, offering insights into law enforcement careers.

Crews will flush dead-end fire hydrants in the city from Sept. 23-27 & Sept. 30-Oct. 4, with possible scheduling changes due to weather or emergencies.

A fire on Baylis Street in Duluth caused significant damage to a fourplex and led to a large emergency response, but no injuries or deaths were reported. The cause is under investigation.

Local legislators condemn a racist demonstration in Vadnais Heights, reaffirming their commitment to a community free from hate and promoting safety and respect.

Minneapolis Police are investigating a late-night shooting that resulted in two fatalities and three injuries. A suspect is in custody and a firearm was recovered at the scene.

Apple Valley officials provide guidance on campaign sign placement, outlining rules such as keeping signs under 32 square feet and removing them within ten days post-election.

Brooklyn Park reminds residents to prepare for Recycling Week from Sep 23-27 by placing carts curbside by 6:30 a.m., ensuring a three-foot clearance around them, and not bagging recyclables. They also promote their recycling app for sorting queries.