Minnesota's MMIR office installs billboards featuring missing Indigenous individuals to boost public awareness and investigations, spotlighting long-overlooked cases.

Bloomington's community can engage with local law enforcement through events like National Night Out, Cops and Cones, and Cookout with Cops this August to foster trust and safety.

The Bloom in Bloomington internship program is in full swing, providing diverse talent to local organizations and city departments, fostering an inclusive workforce.

Hatch Bloomington has launched a public vote to choose a business idea to be given a $100,000 startup fund, with finalists selected through a rigorous judging process.

Minneapolis residents are facing traffic disruptions as CenterPoint Energy replaces a steel main on Columbus Avenue S from 41st to 48th Street E, causing road closures and detours until late November 2024.

Eden Prairie hosts a variety of cultural events including a farm picnic, concerts, children's theatre, and more. The week features activities like a movie night and dance performances, with details on Eden Prairie's event calendar.

Bloomington officials are seeking public input on the 2025 budget, offering participation opportunities at events like the Learning Link Up and On the One Music Festival.

Plymouth History Center is launching a free Story Time series aimed at educating elementary-age children about local history through stories and hands-on activities, hosted at the Old Town Hall on select dates in July and August.

Ramsey County designated July 21-27, 2024 as Pretrial, Probation, and Parole Supervision Week to acknowledge the work of over 450 corrections professionals.

Minneapolis residents can expect a series of sunny and increasingly warm days, with temperatures rising from the high 70s to around 90 degrees throughout the week.

Mankato firefighters practiced firefighting skills in a controlled burn training exercise while informing the public of future burns for ongoing training and community safety.

The Dakota County Historical Society's Concerts in the Orchard series returns at the LeDuc Estate every Sunday in August, featuring a range of bands and pie sales by nonprofits.

W Third Street in Lincoln Park is closed for utility work, with detours in place. The project, expected to conclude by week's end, is part of the city's infrastructure renewal efforts. Further closures are anticipated.