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.

Americans participate in Project Blue Light, lighting blue candles to honor fallen police officers, a tradition started by Dolly Craig in 1988 after losing family members in the line of duty.

The Minnesota State Patrol reports a 40% increase in fatal traffic crashes this year and introduces a new safety initiative focusing on speeding, particularly on rural roads.

Coon Rapids showcased six remodeled homes in its Home For Generations program, inspiring locals with renovation strategies fit for multiple generations.

Officers Moore and Davids from Minneapolis's 5th Precinct were recognized by MADD for their efforts in combating drunk driving, earning silver and bronze pins respectively for their high number of DWI arrests in 2023.

St. Paul's police officers engaged with the community at the Songkran Festival to strengthen relations and ensure safety, with activities continuing throughout the weekend.

Brooklyn Park emphasizes recycling with an event from May 20-24, reminding residents about cart placement and urging loose item recycling. A new app offers guidance on recyclables and provides service alerts and notifications.

St. Louis Park is set for alleyway construction starting May 28, as GL Contracting begins the overhaul with local parking arrangements made and resources available for residents' inquiries.