The city's Movies in the Park series returns with a free screening of "Barbie" at Cedar Manor Park. Other movies will follow this fall at various parks.

The Edina/Eden Prairie Police Explorers program seeks new members aged 14-21 for law enforcement experience, with an info meeting set for September 17.

Sherburne County will hold a public hearing on October 1 for residents to discuss the proposed 2025 Fee Schedule, with a draft available for review in the County Administrator's Office.

The first Bertram Saddle Buster mountain bike race will happen on September 22, hosted by Wright County Parks and Recreation with the Minnesota Mountain Bike Race Series, on the Bertram Lakes Singletrack.

The SBM Fire Department invites 14 to 20-year-olds to explore firefighting careers at Fire Explorer Post #3710's open house on September 15, 2024, at Fire Station 3.

Coon Rapids will open the new Fire Station #3 with a ceremony on Sept. 10. The modern 32,000 square foot facility offers improved emergency services and community engagement opportunities.

The Coon Rapids City Council addressed community safety, housing, infrastructure, and finances in their meeting, including adopting a resolution for a new housing project and preparing reports for street reconstruction in 2025.

Madison's Place playground in Woodbury will be closed for maintenance on September 10-11, with the city urging public cooperation for future enjoyment.

Tyrone Antwan Carter, Jr. from Minneapolis faces federal charges including intent to distribute fentanyl and illegal gun possession after his arrest in July.

Minneapolis felon Georgio Baymon pleaded guilty to fentanyl trafficking in Saint Paul and Southern Minnesota, having been caught in possession of thousands of pills.

MnDOT announces a one-day closure of Northwest Boulevard in Plymouth, MN, for a Highway 55 pavement project, with detours via Xenium Lane and Rockford Road.

Ladan Mohamed Ali pleads guilty to involvement in a juror bribery scheme during the Feeding Our Future trial, as per U.S. Attorney Andrew M. Luger's statement.

Minneapolis will experience sunny days ahead with highs ranging from the upper 60s to mid-80s and mild nights, as reported by the National Weather Service.