Minneapolis weather forecast includes a mixed bag of sunshine and possible storms, with changing winds and temperature fluctuations over the next week. No severe weather alerts for the weekend.

Maple Grove Fire Department's investigative team, led by Detective Jon Bueckers, was recognized as the Fire Investigation Team of the Year by the Minnesota IAAI for their work on the Lynde's Nursery fire case.

The Coon Rapids Bike Rodeo is a free event on June 8 at Lions Coon Creek Park, offering bike safety lessons, obstacle courses, helmet fittings, and donated bikes for kids.

The Aquidneck Island National Police Parade in Newport gathered police from different agencies, where Plymouth Police won "Best Cruiser" for their School Resource Officer cars.

Bloomington hosts a Suicide Awareness Memorial on May 18, offering support and remembering lost loved ones, with resources and community connections for those affected.

Coon Rapids officials release a home safety and sustainability guide, advising on smoke alarms, escape plans, heater clearance, and green practices like low-flow fixtures and LED lighting.

The Minnesota Senate passed a bill to speed up Child Tax Credit benefits, aiming to cut child poverty and provide fiscal relief for community construction projects.

The Minnesota Senate passed a bill to support housing stability and prevent homelessness, allocating $8.8 million for assistance programs, with a focus on children's well-being.

Minnesota's Senate approved a bill for a speed camera pilot program, aimed at reducing speeding and improving road safety in select areas from 2025-2029.

The Mountain Bike Opener is happening at Lone Lake Park, Minnetonka on May 18, with activities like group rides, clinics, gear demos, and a scavenger hunt for bike enthusiasts.

Minnetonka's yard waste site is restricting access to residents only from June, excluding commercial landscapers due to rising disposal costs, as stated on the city's website.

Minnesota breaks ground for a new State Emergency Operations Center in Blaine, replacing the old St. Paul location by 2025 to enhance space and capabilities for emergency responses.

Washington County is considering a $30 million bond to fund service center upgrades and park improvements, implement a workforce development plan, and has acknowledged donations and cultural observances.