Brooks Landscaping in Blaine, Minnesota, praised by the city during Small Business Month, offers a wide range of services and is recognized for enhancing community aesthetics.

Minneapolis Health officials, including Commissioner Chaplin, discuss the importance of mental health care for men, challenging outdated stereotypes of masculinity and offering resources for support.

Minneapolis Police Department celebrated the graduation of 17 new officers, highlighting their commitment to bolster the force and progress in public safety amid discussions on policing reform.

A fire in Autumn Ridge Apartments was quickly controlled by firefighters, causing no injuries and minimal damage, and did not attract significant media attention.

The Duluth City Council's approval of an outdoor living site, Safe Bay, sparked a legal challenge causing a halt to its operation pending a special meeting on June 5 for further review.

Brooklyn Park's upcoming Tater Daze includes a parade featuring performers like TKO Drumline and Tyler the Magician, family-friendly activities, food trucks, and live music, with accessibility accommodations provided.

Brooklyn Park, MN Police Department announces low-cost microchip clinics for pets on June 7, 2025, to promote pet safety, with additional resources from local organizations.

Officers involved in the fatal Coon Rapids incident on May 21, where Robert Davis died, are named; a BCA investigation is underway. The incident began with a domestic call.

Eden Prairie honors three with Human Rights Award, plans to amend MUSA boundary, and showcases community engagement efforts.

Washington County Library announces summer activities to prevent brain drain, including reading programs, cooking, gaming, and performances for all ages.

Saint Paul reviews proposed Commercial Development District on White Bear Ave N, seeking public input on plan's alignment with city's Comprehensive Plan.

James Taylor Jr. was arrested in Duluth for stabbing a man, and faces multiple charges, including assault. The victim is hospitalized but stable. The investigation continues.

U.S. public health workforce is understaffed and underfunded, affecting the response to health threats like bird flu, measles, and COVID-19, says University of Minnesota experts.