The weather forecast for Minneapolis promises clear skies and pleasant temperatures, with highs in the 70s and 80s and gentle winds throughout the week.

The University of Minnesota's biennial budget request focuses on student affordability, staff pay, and research excellence, with President Cunningham seeking $235 million from the state.

Minneapolis police responded to an active shooter with a shotgun and AK-47 style rifle, safely evacuating residents and apprehending the suspect without bystander injuries.

ROCtoberfest, a Bavarian-themed event, takes place on September 21 at the ROC in Minnesota with music, food trucks, beverages, games, and prizes. Entrance is $5, with free admission for kids under 5.

Blaine city officials have changed zoning from R-3B to R-3A for a specific land parcel to manage residential density, as announced on September 6th. The ordinance requires the City Manager to update the Official Zoning Map.

Blaine amends its ordinance to increase storm shelter space in mobile home parks, requiring 4 square feet per resident and at least one sturdy shelter per thirty lots.

Blaine's Ordinance 24-2560 sets new standards for ground-mounted solar systems in FR and RE zones, including setbacks, height limits, and a cap on panel footprint.

Blaine city rezones industrial land for low-density multi-family residential development, as per Ordinance 24-2561, fostering community growth and balancing land use.

Blaine has set a cap on tobacco licenses, limiting grocery, convenience, liquor, and gas stations to 50, with further restrictions on dedicated tobacco shops and cigar lounges. The ordinance aims to control tobacco availability for public health.

Blaine introduces a new ordinance to revise liquor laws, clarify definitions, and adjust license requirements for businesses like brew pubs and grocers.

Blaine introduces Ordinance 24-2556, effective September 4, 2024, prohibiting individuals from lingering on traffic medians near high-traffic intersections for safety.

Coon Rapids City Hall is seeking local artists to display their work in its galleries as part of a community arts initiative, with applications open for rotating quarterly exhibitions.

Eden Prairie is hosting civic activities including candidate forums, a photo contest, theater performances, and a buckthorn workshop, alongside an Eden Prairie Chamber of Commerce burger battle.