State officials say a cyberattack targets more than 30 water systems across Minnesota, including utilities serving Plymouth and South St. Paul. According to reporting, local disruptions occur at some water plants as officials investigate how the attack began and what systems were affected. Officials say there is no impact on drinking water quality, even as they work to restore and secure operations. The investigation focuses on identifying the source of the attack and determining whether additional systems are affected. Authorities have not publicly detailed the attackers or methods used. The affected utilities include multiple water plants across the state, with several cities reporting operational interruptions tied to the incident. While communications about the event are ongoing, officials are coordinating responses across jurisdictions and monitoring for any changes that could affect service. The situation remains under investigation as state and local officials continue incident response and security reviews.