Restoration work is underway in Lynnhurst for neater sidewalks and greener lawns following gas infrastructure updates by CenterPoint Energy, expected to be completed by the end of June.

The Blaine City Council has introduced an ordinance to change the zoning classification of a specific plot within Blaine Industrial Square from Heavy Industrial (I-2) to a new category (I-2A).

Washington County approves community and infrastructure projects, including Bayport Legion's gambling at the county fair, a public health grant, and road improvements.

The University of Minnesota study finds that improving supply chain management can enhance health care access for women in rural areas, with a new distribution model reducing contraceptive stock-outs by 30%.

Senator Ann Rest announces Listening Sessions at Frankie's Pizza in New Hope for constituents of Senate District 43 on June 15, July 27, and August 24.

Four Minnesota senators issued a statement supporting due process for Senator Nicole Mitchell and argued against premature calls for her resignation over criminal charges.

Minnesota enacted new legislation increasing penalties for straw firearm purchases and banning binary triggers, as reported by Senator Gustafson's office.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office reported arrests for DWI, domestic assault, and other offenses ending June 3rd, with notable cases like a fugitive arrest and multiple substance-related charges.

Eagan, Minnesota residents lead the planning for a Juneteenth event, supported by the city, featuring performances, food, and education on June 23, emphasizing local diversity and history.

Morrison County announces a week of public meetings on environmental planning and legislative updates, with options for both in-person and virtual attendance.

Anoka County announced the winners of the 2024 Write On! Teen Short Story Contest, with winning works compiled in an ebook anthology showcasing the diverse talent of young authors.

The Woodbury Environmental Center hosts a Fix-it Clinic on September 7 to combat waste by repairing items, with a call for volunteers of all skill levels.

MnDOT is set to replace the 36th Avenue bridge over Highway 169 in Plymouth, with closures beginning Thursday, June 6, and lasting until October. Highway 169 will also close from June 7-10 for demolition.