The Duluth Police's 'Get Hooked on Fishing' program is receiving an $8,000 donation from the Larry and Donna Pulkrabek Foundation to continue building community relations.

The 'Rec on the Spot' program offers free summer activities for kids aged 5-14 in Coon Rapids parks, funded by local organizations. No registration is required.

Coon Rapids announces its 4th of July Celebration, featuring a parade, carnival, fireworks, and games from July 2-4 at Boulevard Plaza, with a parade on July 2. Parade entries are open until June 18, with bands and royalty floats exempt from fees.

The Landing hosts a free outdoor yoga event for the summer solstice, welcoming individuals 16+ to practice SomaYoga with instructor Sofia Silva on June 21.

Police offer a $2,000 reward for information on the remains of April Pease, missing since 2009. Bloomington PD believes her remains are in Clearview, Oklahoma. Marks and Sorensen face charges for her murder.

The Minneapolis community mourns Officer Jamal Mitchell, remembered by his partner Tori Myslajek on Facebook for his dedication to family and public service. Details of his death are unspecified; a memorial is planned.

The Wright County Highway Department announced that starting June 10, southbound highway 25 will be a single lane, and parts of Walnut and River Streets in Monticello will be closed for paving, affecting parking.

The Minnetonka Police Department held a ceremony to swear in four new officers and promote three existing members to higher ranks, including a new captain and two sergeants.

Highway 55 and 169 face weekend closures in the Bay Area for a pavement improvement project and bridge demolition, with detours via I-394, I-494, and I-94.

Minneapolis seeks public input on repurposing the former 3rd Police Precinct into a democratic hub with voter services and community space, aiming to open by 2026.

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.