Weather Watch: Twin Cities stay relatively quiet today with highs in the upper 70s and only a few late-day showers possible, mainly north of the metro; a better rain setup arrives Wednesday with showers and thunderstorms, especially across southern Minnesota. Missing Person: Minneapolis police are searching for 10-year-old Jayceon Rogers, last seen Sunday evening on Sixth Street North; he’s 4-foot-6 with brown eyes and black dreadlocks with red/orange tips. Local Courts & Housing: A Minneapolis couple, the Moturis, sued after a neighbor shooting and months of alleged harassment, arguing prior homeowners didn’t disclose material neighbor conflicts on seller paperwork. Public Safety/Infrastructure: MnDOT has begun tearing down Duluth’s pedestrian bridge to replace it, with only part of the structure left standing after demolition. Statewide Economy: Gas prices in Minnesota dropped below $4 a gallon for the first time since April, with the national average also falling. Health & Preparedness: Reuters reports U.S. experts say Ebola risk tied to World Cup travel is extremely low, but hospitals are ready to respond. Business Relief: Minneapolis is refunding some 2026 city licensing fees to small businesses hit by Operation Metro Surge, including a reported $4,666 refund for one Longfellow restaurant. Agriculture & Soil: Minnesota-area farmers are being urged to stick with no-till to protect topsoil after recent wind-driven erosion. Sports: The Twins open a series Monday night against the Rangers, while the Astros begin a new homestand after an offense slump in their sweep finale.