CenterPoint Energy starts natural gas line replacement in St. Louis Park, causing potential parking disruptions on 28th Street W. Construction by contractor Michels is to last one week from September 3.

Crews are installing fiber optics in Bloomington to offer faster internet, a project expected to take 2-5 years. Residents with questions about the work near their property can contact the Public Works Engineering department.

The Cedar Lake Road Improvement project continues, causing traffic and access changes for residents, the Westwood Lutheran Church, Park Spanish Immersion School, and others in the area.

City teams clear debris after a storm; residents must remove private property foliage themselves but can use the city brush drop-off site. A hotline is set up for public space damage, and power outages should be reported to energy providers.

Brooklyn Park residents are invited to discuss the Blue Line Extension light rail project and influence the upcoming vote during a city hall open house.

Eden Prairie Road is closed between Valley View Road and Wagner Way due to downed power lines from a storm. The closure may last two days while Xcel Energy repairs the damage. Residents should seek alternative routes.

Crews are upgrading natural gas mains in Bryn Mawr, affecting traffic and parking. The project involves installing new gas mains and is part of infrastructure improvements by CenterPoint Energy.

Brooklyn Park has received a Safe Routes to School grant to improve sidewalks near Park Brook Elementary, enhancing safety for students commuting by foot or bike.

Duluth drivers will face lane changes on Highway 61/London Road due to construction near Kitchi Gammi Park. The work may cause traffic delays, and alternate routes are suggested.

Highway 101 between Choctaw Circle and Sandy Hook Road/Lotus View will be fully closed starting August 23, 2024, with localized resident access maintained during the MnDOT roadwork.

Metro Transit offers an express bus from Maple Grove to the Minnesota State Fair on weekends and Labor Day, but not on weekdays. Tickets are $5 in advance, $6 on-site.

Duluth announces traffic changes for the Third Street reconditioning project starting August 26, with closures and no parking zones, as reconditioning progresses.

The Third Street Reconditioning Project in Duluth enters a new phase, closing the left lane from 12th Ave E to Mesaba Ave starting August 26, with final utility work underway.