Commander Wilks of the Minneapolis Police Department graduated from the FBI National Academy after a 10-week leadership program, as announced on the department's Facebook page.

Firefighter Bill Reiniger retires after 28 years of service in Mankato, marked by dedication to the community and acts of bravery. His career is celebrated by colleagues and residents.

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.

Duluth is seeking a new Planning and Economic Development Director to spearhead growth and community revitalization, overseeing planning, housing, and economic efforts as well as serving as Executive Director of DEDA.

Mankato's public transit and schools collaborate to add bus routes, aiding students' access to education based on needs identified by Becca Sharpsteen. This initiative follows a grant received last spring.

The Brooklyn Park EDA will host a meeting on September 16, 2024, to discuss economic growth strategies, with documents available online and live coverage for remote viewing.

Minneapolis Ward 9 residents can discuss traffic safety concerns and the traffic calming application process at Powderhorn Park Recreation Center event.

The Minnetonka City Council approved preliminary solar energy initiatives, modernized veterinary service regulations, and upheld property standards through special assessments.

Ramsey County is reviewing cases involving former Chief Medical Examiner Dr. McGee from 1985-2021 over concerns of his testimony's integrity. Seven cases require further evaluation, with Phase 3 to involve external medical examiners.

Minneapolis council members invite residents to discuss proposed ordinances on encampment management, seeking feedback for more humane and transparent protocols.

Wright County Taxpayer Services will have early closures for staff training: 3:15 p.m. on September 10 and 11. Regular hours will resume after the sessions.

Washington County has received an additional $116,100 in grants from the MHFA to combat family homelessness, which will support local agencies in providing services and financial assistance to those in need.

The Morrison County Board of Commissioners announces a week of public meetings, including a Yellow Ribbon Meeting, an EMS Meeting, a Board Meeting, a Patriot Day Ceremony, Department Head Meeting, and a conference.