Road closures are expected in Northeast Minneapolis due to a CenterPoint Energy project replacing a natural gas main, resulting in the closure of 77th Avenue NE until June 2024. Detours are provided.

The City Hall is hosting a free HOA Workshop for residents and board members to discuss community management, legal compliance, and more, with breakfast and lunch included.

Dan and Traci Torgerson were honored by the Wright County Board for their dedicated foster care service since 2011, having welcomed over 70 children and adopted two.

Minneapolis allocates over $315,000 to 16 community projects for urban agriculture and food waste prevention as part of a plan to reduce climate pollution by 2030.

The 2024 National Night Out is set for August 6, aiming to enhance community relations. Registration for hosting events with street closures is open until July 30. The night focuses on strengthening ties with law enforcement and community safety.

Restoration work is underway in Lynnhurst for neater sidewalks and greener lawns following gas infrastructure updates by CenterPoint Energy, expected to be completed by the end of June.

The Blaine City Council has introduced an ordinance to change the zoning classification of a specific plot within Blaine Industrial Square from Heavy Industrial (I-2) to a new category (I-2A).

Washington County approves community and infrastructure projects, including Bayport Legion's gambling at the county fair, a public health grant, and road improvements.

The University of Minnesota study finds that improving supply chain management can enhance health care access for women in rural areas, with a new distribution model reducing contraceptive stock-outs by 30%.

Senator Ann Rest announces Listening Sessions at Frankie's Pizza in New Hope for constituents of Senate District 43 on June 15, July 27, and August 24.

Four Minnesota senators issued a statement supporting due process for Senator Nicole Mitchell and argued against premature calls for her resignation over criminal charges.

Minnesota enacted new legislation increasing penalties for straw firearm purchases and banning binary triggers, as reported by Senator Gustafson's office.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office reported arrests for DWI, domestic assault, and other offenses ending June 3rd, with notable cases like a fugitive arrest and multiple substance-related charges.