The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board announced plans to restore Bluff Street Park's riverfront to its native prairie state over three years, including soil decompaction and invasive species removal.

CenterPoint Energy's gas line replacement in East Harriet and King Field neighborhoods of Minneapolis is nearing completion with road and parking access expected to reopen shortly after September 18.

The Duluth Fire Department warns of dangerous swimming conditions at Park Point beaches due to high risk of rip currents, advising people to stay out of the water.

A vehicle crashed into Myers Wilkens Elementary School's gymnasium, causing significant damage but no student or staff injuries. The two passengers were hospitalized. Classes continue under a 'SECURE' protocol.

The intersection at Third Street and Sixth Avenue East in Duluth will be partially closed starting September 16 due to construction, affecting southbound lanes and part of Third Street.

A gaming console sale in Brooklyn Park went wrong when the seller was robbed at gunpoint; police are seeking suspects and the investigation continues.

St. Louis Park is hosting its annual snowplow naming contest, inviting residents to submit humorous names by October 4th, with a community vote on the top selections later in the month.

A car accident in Morrison County involving Joshua Pogreba and Rebecca Scholz resulted in no critical injuries, with a quick response from local emergency services.

Wright County offers free wood chips at its Compost & Recycling Center, with a loader service by appointment and hand-loading during open hours, on a first-come basis.

The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office newsletter details recent activities such as the National Night Out and State Fair attendance, and showcases their technological use and staff dedication.

Wright County is conducting a survey to assess community health needs, inviting residents to give input that will inform future health policies and initiatives.

Minneapolis celebrates "Welcoming Week" to promote inclusion and celebrate cultural diversity with activities including a Citizenship and Immigration Resource Fair.

Beginning September 20, Ramsey County offers absentee voting for the general election, with in-person and mail options available, including Hmong language support and online voter registration at mnvotes.org.