Blaine prepares for its 15th annual WorldFest, a cultural event highlighting global diversity with performances, set for September 14 at Tom Ryan Park.

Blaine's 89th Avenue will close from Polk Street to Highway 65 for four weeks starting September 9 due to construction, affecting local traffic patterns.

Active All Autumn is a fitness program encouraging participants to achieve personal goals from September 23 to November 1; registration, which closes on September 29, is free and offers a prize drawing and 2025 Aquatic Park pass.

A pedestrian was critically injured in a traffic accident on Highway 252 in Brooklyn Park; the road was closed for two hours as the Minnesota State Patrol investigates.

The Fix-it Clinic at the Hardwood Creek Library in Forest Lake offers residents a chance to repair household items with volunteers on December 7, promoting sustainability.

Minneapolis is set for a sunny week with highs in the 80s and mild winds. Evening temps will be in the mid-60s with mostly clear skies forecast. The weekend may see a slight chance of showers Saturday night.

MnDOT and Rice County remind political campaigners about regulations prohibiting signs on highway rights-of-way and private property without permission, with potential penalties for non-compliance.

Sheriff Jesse Thomas announces law enforcement scholarships funded by the MSA for students pursuing peacekeeping careers, with a November 20, 2024 application deadline.

West River Road will temporarily close near Mississippi Gateway Regional Park for Rush Creek Regional Trail underpass project, starting September 16 with detours in place.

Brooklyn Park Pet Hospital will host a low-cost pet microchipping event on September 14, where pets can be microchipped for $20 with pre-registration required.

The Ramsey County Board is considering a $848.5 million budget, as the community is reminded about absentee voting and called to serve as election judges.

Minneapolis City Council passed measures with $1.5 million granted for transitional housing, discussed infrastructural projects like the METRO Blue Line extension, and promoted civic engagement and diversity in governance.

Minneapolis residents discuss a potential 8.1% tax increase and public safety at meetings, can request traffic calming measures, and participate in metro extension plans and inclusive city events.