Bloomington City Council will hold a public hearing on May 19 to discuss changes to utility franchise fees and allow for community input via various platforms.

A new riverfront trail section in Minneapolis, linking Ole Olson Park and the 26th Avenue North Overlook, will open soon, enhancing outdoor recreation but is delayed due to late steel deliveries for safety structures.

Minnesota Senate passes a bill to reform HOA governance, aiming for more transparency and homeowner protections, including election policies and conflict-of-interest disclosures.

The Metropolitan Council seeks public feedback on transitioning from Northstar Commuter Rail to bus services to better serve post-pandemic travel needs.

St. Louis Park invites residents to join the free Walk the Park event for community strolls on May 10, with monthly walks planned thereafter, rain or shine.

A federal jury has convicted an Atlanta woman, Vannesa Violante-Lujano, of attempting to distribute 220 pounds of meth from a Mexican Cartel in Minnesota.

Minneapolis anticipates sunny days with clear nights, highs up to 83 degrees, and mild conditions continuing into the weekend, per the National Weather Service.

The weather forecast for Minneapolis predicts favorable conditions, with clear skies and highs in the upper 70s to low 80s, light winds, and mild nights through the week.

Minneapolis police arrested a suspect for brandishing a gun after a chase, finding two guns, drugs, and a parole violation. The suspect suffered an overdose but received medical attention.

Minnesota is enhancing oversight for autism and housing service providers, classifying them as "high risk" to secure Medicaid billing integrity and protect vulnerable citizens.

Cody Vernon Kolstad received a 25-year sentence for the second-degree intentional murder of Brian Daniel Stoeckel in Morristown after pleading guilty and admitting to being under the influence of drugs during the crime.

The Minneapolis City Council unanimously backed measures for Civil Rights, housing, and legal aid, and celebrated community engagement and public health efforts.

Blaine's Planning Commission schedules a public hearing on Walters Refuse and Recycling's request to expand outside storage in the Heavy Industrial zone.