The Coon Rapids Police Association's bean bag tournament for charity has been postponed due to low registration. The event supports the "Shop with a Cop" program.

Minnesota parks start an artist residency program focused on fostering community and inclusivity, offering a $40,000 stipend and $14,000 for materials.

Karen Shragg from Bloomington leverages her background in environmentalism to educate on nature's gross aspects through her "Nature's Yucky!" book series, aiming to spark youth interest in conservation.

Construction at MSP Airport alters flight paths, increasing aircraft noise in East Bloomington until late September; residents can report noise to a hotline.

Bloomington, MN plans renovations for Bryant and Tretbaugh parks, including a new inclusive playground and biking facilities, with construction set to start in August and finish by fall 2025.

Polar Semiconductor in Bloomington is expanding with $195 million from U.S. CHIPS and Science Act and Minnesota Forward Fund, signaling a tech innovation boost for the local economy.

The Minneapolis 2040 Plan, aimed at increasing housing affordability and diversity, can proceed after overcoming legal setbacks, with support from city officials and state legislators.

Minneapolis is set to see continued utility upgrades on Hennepin Avenue as CenterPoint Energy resumes installing a new natural gas main and moving meters outside.

Eden Prairie's Community Center is resuming swim lessons on June 26 with added sessions to teach water safety and swimming skills to all ages and abilities. Registration details are available online.

The article outlines a week of Morrison County commissioner meetings on community planning, housing, emergency management, environmental concerns, and river protection.

Ramsey County's Transforming Systems Together initiative will officially integrate with service teams to enhance municipal services and community engagement starting this summer.

The Brooklyn Park Police Department has installed a Little Free Library outside their station to encourage reading and community engagement, especially among young visitors.

Coon Rapids City Council discussed a new road maintenance project, a safety grant, and Stumpy's Hatchet House addition.