Minneapolis is set for varying weather, from today's sun to storms with potential severe weather. The National Weather Service predicts heavy rainfall and warns of river flooding risks and a tumultuous Memorial Day weekend.

Minneapolis celebrated World Bee Day, emphasizing the importance of bees to ecosystems and urging actions like planting native plants and avoiding pesticides to protect pollinators.

Bloomington Police officers visited all local elementary schools to hand out pencils, engaging positively with students and fostering community relations.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey has declared May Building Safety Month to promote awareness of building codes and the importance of urban infrastructure safety.

Anoka County Parks and Wargo Nature Center will offer free guided nature walks on select Saturdays starting this summer, aimed at connecting the community with nature.

Minneapolis is expected to face continued rain and thunderstorms, with a varying chance of precipitation throughout Memorial Day weekend, and potential severe weather threats, including the risk of flooding.

The Brookview Golf Course in Golden Valley will hold a junior golf event, the Mini U.S. Open, on June 15 for kids ages 3-14, with advance registration required.

Minnesota's Senate passed HF 4757, introduced by Senator Lindsey Port, to establish a comprehensive cannabis agency, aiming to regulate the industry, expunge past convictions, and ensure equitable market access.

Minnesota's Senate approves bipartisan agriculture budget bill, SF 4942, focusing on water quality, food access, farmer assistance, and education initiatives.

The Coon Rapids Police Department announces new UTV and E-bikes for efficient patrolling and improved response times, with ongoing officer training for the summer deployment.

Minneapolis residents prepare for thunderstorms and potential severe weather including tornadoes, with a 100% chance of heavy rain. The NWS warns of large hail, damaging winds, and possible flash flooding throughout the week.

Eden Prairie seeks a new Public Safety Telecommunicator for their 911 center, which managed over 45k calls last year. The role requires clear communication and decision-making skills. Applications are open until May 29.

Minneapolis is advancing with city developments, particularly in public transit, and promoting community engagement and police oversight.