Coon Rapids is installing fiber optic cables for high-speed internet, with companies digging up areas to lay the infrastructure, responsible for any damages caused during the process. Residents can submit feedback online.

The Minnesota Senate passed a budget bill focusing on judiciary and public safety, including victim services funding and corrections staff pay raises, amid concerns over state budget sustainability.

St. Louis Park invites bids for a light upgrade project through BidVAULT by June 6, 2024. A bond of 5% of the bid is required with a commitment to equal opportunity and civil rights standards.

Residents around Lake Street will experience gas infrastructure updates by CenterPoint Energy, including main replacements and meter relocations, causing temporary disruptions.

The Saint Paul community honored 32 fallen police officers at the 60th Annual Police Memorial Day Service, with a ceremony that was also live-streamed.

A study by Nitya Chawla at Carlson School of Management suggests workplace allyship plays a key role in supporting new mothers, improving job satisfaction, and reducing the urge to leave the workforce.

Minneapolis and Rutgers University partner to enhance labor compliance among small I-BIPOC businesses through a pilot program, which has supported over 50 businesses so far.

A package thief was arrested by EPPD after being caught on video. Detectives used clues from the footage to identify and charge the suspect with two felony counts of mail theft.

The Blaine Senior Center is collecting donated jewelry to support their October fundraiser for the MAYC, encouraging community members to give unused items for sale preparation.

The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board is progressing with plans to allow The Painted Turtle, a Nokomis Main Beach concessionaire, to sell beer and wine.

Plymouth Boulevard is undergoing construction for roundabouts and pedestrian safety, with detours starting May 20 and phases to maintain access to local amenities.

Plymouth Boulevard will be closed for construction from May 20, affecting traffic from Highway 55 to Rockford Road. Detours will be in place for access to local destinations.

The Ramsey County Board has designated May 2024 as American Indian Heritage Month to honor the area's indigenous history and confront the past wrongdoings of its namesake, Governor Ramsey, against the American Indian community.