The Dakota County Historical Society will present the role of Camp Savage's Japanese language school in WWII military intelligence, featuring Dr. Lucas's narrative on her father's experiences.

The Minnesota Senate introduced a tax bill to support agriculture and rural communities, with incentives for family farm transfer and sustainable farming practices.

The Minnesota Senate approved a new Office of the Inspector General to combat fraud and misuse of taxpayer funds, with bipartisan support and a 60 to 7 vote.

St. Louis Park Fire Department is recruiting firefighters to fill upcoming vacancies, with a focus on individuals committed to public service. Applications are due by June 1st.

Josh Rockey is leaving his position as Recreation Specialist at the Senior Center to become Recreation Supervisor at the Eden Prairie Community Center.

The Minnesota Senate unanimously passed a DWI bill reform following a fatal crash, extending the lookback period for offenses to 20 years and updating ignition interlock program requirements.

Bloomington City Council to hold a public hearing on May 19, 2025, to discuss changes to housing regulations concerning ADUs, two-family dwellings, and townhouses.

The Saint Paul Police Department honored Sergeant Gerald D. Vick on social media for the 20th anniversary of his death in the line of duty, praising his service and lasting impact.

CenterPoint Energy's gas main installation in Burnsville has finished between Judicial Road and Harmony Circle, with work to continue eastward for three weeks.

Minneapolis is removing old signs from the former Sibley Park as part of a renaming process to honor indigenous history, with temporary storage until a new name is chosen through community engagement.

The May/June 2025 Plymouth News details upcoming community upgrades, including Highway 55 and County Road 73 construction, broadband installation, free outdoor concerts, and various events.

An 18-year-old was stabbed in Mankato; a 16-year-old is in custody. Police are not seeking more suspects and urge witnesses with information to contact them.

Minneapolis Police's Juvenile Task Force quickly resolved a situation involving an 11-year-old in a stolen vehicle, highlighting effective community-police cooperation.