Officials in Wright County warn that private wells may be at risk of flood contamination and advise residents to protect their wells and test their water.

Eden Prairie earns a spot on the "Star Tribune's" Top Workplaces in Minnesota for the 11th consecutive year, with City Manager Rick Getschow featured as a panelist.

The article details a diverse weather forecast for Minneapolis, ranging from sun and clouds to thunderstorms, with temperatures fluctuating between the 60s and high 80s throughout the week.

Cedar Lake Road has been closed for a construction project set to end in July, involving pavement removals and utility overhauls. Detours are in place, with updates provided online.

The 77th Avenue NE closure in Fridley due to gas main replacement work is set to reopen. Further construction will continue until late July, with site restoration following. The community has been thanked for their patience.

Recent rain has delayed construction and paving in Minikahda Vista, with work on yard restoration and watermain replacements continuing. Phase 3 starts June 26, and residents must remove personal items from the public right of way to avoid damage.

A vigilant bank employee and swift police action prevented an elderly man in Eden Prairie from losing $20,000 to a scammer claiming to be from Microsoft.

Eden Prairie appoints 33 high school students to City commissions, involving them in governance to contribute to policy-making and community building.

Jennifer Lee Rath was sentenced to over three years in prison for embezzling over $2 million from her employer, confirmed by U.S. Attorney Andrew M. Luger.

Cordarius Boyd was sworn in as a full-time officer at the Saint Paul Police Department, having transitioned from a part-time role. Despite military training interrupting his police academy schedule, he excelled and received two top awards.

Bloomington City Council will hold a public hearing on July 1, 2024, to discuss proposed improvements for Kennedy High School, with remote participation options available.

The article details updates from AASD and DSD, mentioning revisions to AC and ECS programs, a disability inclusion survey, a deadline for disability waiver case manager training, and upcoming professional webinars.

Washington County Board of Commissioners approved a $26 million bond sale for capital projects, retaining a AAA bond rating, and highlighted community initiatives in their recent meeting.