Plymouth's Metrolink services, including fixed routes and Click-and-Ride, to halt on Memorial Day, May 27, resuming the next day. Customer service also inactive during the holiday.

The Kindergarten Vehicle Fair at Rosa Parks Elementary School gave children hands-on experiences with first responder tools while fostering trust between kids and public servants.

The DHS shared updates affecting Minnesotans, including changes to EVV contact methods, reviewing PartnerLink webpages, ceasing manual bypass of MMIS code 951, promoting a waiver survey, and outlining upcoming educational sessions.

Saint Paul's HRA is accepting applications for its 2025 9% Housing Tax Credits to foster affordable housing projects, with a July 8, 2024, deadline for submissions.

Rideshare drivers in Minnesota will receive a 20% pay raise under a new agreement ensuring Uber and Lyft continue operations, with bipartisan support for the legislation to be signed soon.

The Minnesota Senate passed a bill to ban the 'gay and trans panic defense' in legal cases, adding protections for LGBTQ+ individuals against discriminatory violence.

Minnesota's emergency services were granted a $30 million aid package, initiated by Senator Grant Hauschild, to alleviate financial stress, particularly in Greater Minnesota, and to fund a new "Sprint Medic" program in Northeast Minnesota.

The Minnesota Senate passed the Omnibus Human Services budget bill, securing $42.1 million for support services across Minnesota, in a bipartisan 53 to 13 vote.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz signs legislation to eliminate undisclosed "junk fees," promoting transparency in pricing.

The Wright County Sheriff’s Office reported multiple arrests from May 13-19 for various offenses including DWI, assault, and controlled substances violations, with significant traffic-related incidents handled as well.

Wright County Parks & Recreation announced maintenance work at three parks for one day, ensuring that despite temporary disruptions, the parks would remain open for public enjoyment.

The Minneapolis Health Department is emphasizing the importance of CPR and water safety during National Water Safety Month, advocating for preparedness to handle drowning emergencies.

The City of Burnsville praised its EMS responders on social media during Emergency Medical Services Week for their dedication and service to the community.