Minnesota's DHS prepared for a potential federal shutdown, Governor Walz targeted fraud, Senior LinkAge Line rebranded to Minnesota Aging Pathways, Recovery Month was observed, and changes to Medicaid were announced after new legislation.

Bloomington gears up for local elections with the community voting for city council and school board positions, while the League of Women Voters hosts nonpartisan forums for candidates.

Eleven new officers will be sworn into the Duluth Police Department at the Clyde Iron Malting Building. The event, promoting two current officers, will be live-streamed on Facebook for public accessibility.

The Minneapolis Police Department welcomed 33 new officers, emphasizing their diverse backgrounds and skills, with the majority having bachelor’s degrees and some being multilingual.

Sherburne County Commissioners will visit Elk River Landfill for a sustainable waste management educational tour hosted by Waste Management on September 30, emphasizing environmental impact.

Sherburne County leaders to meet with Xcel Energy at a community breakfast to discuss utility operations and future projects, particularly concerning local power plants.

Captain Cody Mittelstaedt of the Bloomington Fire Department is recognized for his rapid advancement, expertise, and care for the community, underscored by his military background and fire science education.

Sergeant Brant Richardson of the Bloomington Police retires after 22 years, having served in diverse roles including bomb technician and field officer.

The DOJ has sued Saint Paul over an ordinance barring local law enforcement from considering immigration status, sparking a fierce defense from Mayor Carter.

Apple Valley City Council passes Ordinance No. 1152, revising zoning rules to allow higher density and taller buildings in Development Designation No. 507-Zone 2.

Minneapolis' Budget Director Jayne Discenza has been honored as a "Top Woman in Finance" for her impactful work in enhancing public financial transparency and engaging the community in the budget process.

Minneapolis passed an ordinance to protect tenants and local communities from gentrification. It requires a 60-day notice before commercial properties in Cultural Districts are sold, aiming to increase transparency and equity in property sales.

Morrison County announces a schedule of public meetings for early October, covering topics from zoning to the Mississippi Bridge project, and emphasizes the importance of civic engagement.