Nataly Gomez, a breastfeeding counselor in Bloomington, provides personalized support to new mothers, drawing from her own experiences as a once-single teen mother.

Local talent will perform at Open Mic Night on Aug. 7 at Veterans' Memorial Amphitheater, with a backup indoor location at the ROC in case of bad weather.

Recent updates from AASD and DSD introduce a new "Notice of Action" in the MnCHOICES app, Employment First dashboard data for 2024, and a "Culture of Safety Orientation" webinar.

Bloomington has launched the Stop Food Waste Challenge, encouraging residents to adopt mindful food practices to reduce waste and save money, with tips on shopping, storage, and consumption at stopfoodwaste.ecochallenge.org.

Washington County, MN focuses on workforce, disabled housing support, and conservation efforts, with fiscal planning for a 6.9% levy increase in the 2026 budget.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office reported numerous arrests for controlled substances, DWI, and other offenses, along with traffic incidents, during the week ending August 4th, 2025.

Mankato Public Safety trained with the Minnesota Air Rescue Team at Jaycee Park, improving their aerial rescue skills and techniques for future emergencies.

Storme Dunn was honored at a Saint Paul event for her crucial behind-the-scenes work in the Police Department's Special Operations Unit, ensuring smooth community events.

The article provides guidelines from a city notice about accessory structures in Apple Valley, noting size regulations, permit requirements, and maintenance expectations for backyard additions.

City of Duluth staff joined the community during the Spirit Valley Days Parade, boosting local spirit and unity by participating from various departments and sharing moments with residents.

Blaine's infrastructure improvements progress with updates on Lift Station 13, 2025 Street Rehabilitation, and Southwest Area Street Reconstruction projects.

Minneapolis strengthens its Civil Rights Ordinance, adding protections against discrimination based on housing status, justice-impact, and physical attributes.

Minneapolis residents must submit traffic calming requests by today, as the City Council seeks to address safety concerns reported by the community. Forms can be submitted online or by mail.