Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board announced the reopening of the Plymouth Avenue Bridge, after completing renovations including a new trail underpass enhancing riverfront connections.

St. Paul renamed W 7th Street to W 97th temporarily to honor Minnesota Wild's player Kirill Kaprizov and his jersey number. A sign at Kellogg Boulevard marks this recognition.

Minneapolis has activated its first speed safety cameras at five intersections, with warnings until November 1, after which fines will be imposed. Revenue will fund safety investments.

A new roundabout at Highway 41 and Highway 10 in Carver County is scheduled to open, aiming to improve traffic flow and safety. Initially, it will be single-lane, with construction continuing for a week.

Chanhassen announces upcoming lane closures for utility work, starting September 29, affecting traffic on W 78th St, W 79th St, and Great Plains Blvd.

The Louisiana Avenue construction in St. Louis Park is ongoing, with street closures, phase A and B updates, and a stormwater system installation under Willow Park.

Roadwork on Sixth Avenue E in Duluth will cause lane closures and detours between Second and Ninth Streets, and at Central Entrance near Mesaba Avenue, with a comprehensive plan for upgrades including a new bituminous underseal and asphalt surface.

MnDOT plans a Hwy. 24 safety and improvement project, starting summer 2026, with a public open house on Sept. 29 for community input and details on the bridge reconstruction and road enhancements.

The Blue Line Extension project addresses property impacts, seeking to minimize displacement of residents and businesses along its corridor with a focus on acquiring mainly vacant or dilapidated properties and offering support programs.

Duluth faces traffic delays due to Sixth Avenue East reconditioning project starting September 25, with lane closures and street upgrades scheduled for completion by mid-October 2025.

Washington and Ramsey Counties offer an online platform for feedback on Highway 96's future, complementing a recent open house and aiming for comprehensive public involvement in transportation planning.

Duluth begins stormwater project in Lincoln Park to reduce flooding and update infrastructure, set to pause in winter and complete in 2026, funded by state and local sources.

New Route 725 bus service will begin on December 6, 2025, to improve connectivity in the Northwest metro area, serving cities such as Osseo, Brooklyn Park, Coon Rapids, and Blaine. Public feedback is sought to optimize the service.