Minneapolis announces "Transit to Work Day" on September 17, urging residents to use public transit and join the event at Commons Park for free snacks and transit tours.

Metro Transit begins LRV testing in fall for the Green Line Extension; Minnesota offers grants for organics recycling; St. Louis Park hosts rental license training and legal course for landlords.

Ramsey residents are advised of Highway 10 closures on September 8 and 9 for construction, with detours via Bunker Lake Boulevard as per the city's social media post.

Maple Grove's 93rd Avenue will be closed for three weeks for railroad repairs, with suggested detour routes via County Road 81 and Elm Creek Boulevard.

A construction project in Wright County will close a segment of CSAH 39 for a culvert replacement starting Sept. 8, with a suggested detour via Co. Rd. 123 and CSAH 8.

Blaine is undergoing street rehabilitation and construction, which includes the Lift Station 13 Force Main and Southwest Area Street Reconstruction projects, causing traffic disruptions.

Waverly Lake's County Highway 9 to close for tree removal from Sep 8-9, 2025; detours via County Highways 107 and 8.

City officials urge safety as the use of e-mobility devices increases among youth, noting legal restrictions on e-bike usage on trails and efforts to educate the public.

Bloomington reminds property owners to trim vegetation ensuring safe, clear sidewalks and streets, as overgrown greenery can block paths and signs, aligning with City Code 12.03.

A section of County Highway 39 in Silver Creek Township will be closed on September 8, 2025, for culvert replacement and is expected to reopen around September 22, with a detour via County Highways 123 and 8.

Tonkawood Road in Minnetonka will be closed for CenterPoint Energy gas main work, starting Sept. 4, with a 10-day expected duration and a detour in place.

The Green Line light rail is testing in the Opus Area, with plans to start moving trains in September and go live in the fall, aiming for a 2027 launch.

MVTA offers a $6 shuttle service to the Minnesota Renaissance Festival, with new pickup locations added, providing a convenient way to avoid traffic and parking issues.