Minneapolis marks Mental Health Awareness Month by lighting landmarks green and promoting resources to address high local anxiety rates and support those with mental health challenges.

Eden Prairie is hosting a recycling event exclusively for residents on May 4, with curbside pickup available throughout May. Fees apply and a valid ID is required.

Minnesota's e-bike rebate program starts June 5, 2024, providing significant savings on electric bicycles and accessories, with rebates based on income levels.

The article discusses a pavement preservation project on Hilton Trail, County Highway 29, scheduled from May 13-20, with expected delays due to one-way traffic control by flaggers.

Maple Grove offers two clean-up days for residents to dispose of unwanted items, with details on accepted items and costs available on the city's website.

Maple Grove will honor fallen firefighter Mike Paidar during the Light the Night event, joining a national tribute by the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation.

St. Paul police officers visited the Holocaust Museum in Washington D.C. to strengthen their understanding of history and the importance of integrity in law enforcement.

A single-vehicle rollover crash in Minneapolis claimed a woman's life and injured four others; police are investigating intoxication as a possible factor.

Matthew Thomas Lyrek appeared in court facing charges including felony assault on a peace officer. With potential decades in prison, his bail is set at $2-5 million. He must follow strict conditions and is due back in court on May 13.

Bloomington, Minnesota, ranks in the top 25 of Livability's Top 100 Best Places to Live for its strong economy, low crime, great schools, and balance of urban and natural amenities.

Broadway Bar & Pizza in Maple Grove reopens after 15 weeks, introducing Broadaxe Axe Throwing alongside their pizza offerings, aiming to provide a combined dining and entertainment experience.

The City of Minneapolis is seeking members for a new African American Heritage Work Group to document and preserve local African American history. Applications are due by May 12.

Burnsville's Rudy Kraemer Nature Preserve hosts Kids to Parks Trailblaze Day on May 18 with outdoor activities, including a scavenger hunt, live music, and a hot dog lunch.