Lane closures on Highway 55 at Evergreen Lane North and Ives Lane North in Plymouth, MN, begin on May 6 for safety improvements, with detours via Goldenrod and Larch Lane North.

Scott County libraries start their Summer Spotlight program on May 23, offering starter kits with reading logs and bookmarks to encourage kids' summer reading.

A school bus in Mankato rear-ended a trailer at a red light, resulting in minor injuries to one student and causing no serious harm. Authorities assisted and parents were reunited with their children.

The audit reveals mismanagement and poor service issues in Metro Mobility, as highlighted by Legislative Auditor findings and criticized by Senator Scott Dibble.

Senator Foung Hawj chaired a meeting on cannabis business regulations in Minnesota, focusing on licensing, grants, and inclusivity for small growers and BIPOC communities.

Minnesota Senator Lindsey Port champions a bill to end hidden "junk fees," promoting pricing transparency, which passed the Senate with bipartisan support.

Elk River's 'Meet N' Greet' event at Furniture & Things Community Event Center on May 9 connects residents with mental health professionals and resources.

The Wright County Board of Commissioners approved a resolution designating May 5-11, 2024, as Correctional Officers and Employees Week, in recognition of their dedicated service.

Minneapolis marks Mental Health Awareness Month by lighting landmarks green and promoting resources to address high local anxiety rates and support those with mental health challenges.

Eden Prairie is hosting a recycling event exclusively for residents on May 4, with curbside pickup available throughout May. Fees apply and a valid ID is required.

Minnesota's e-bike rebate program starts June 5, 2024, providing significant savings on electric bicycles and accessories, with rebates based on income levels.

The article discusses a pavement preservation project on Hilton Trail, County Highway 29, scheduled from May 13-20, with expected delays due to one-way traffic control by flaggers.

Maple Grove offers two clean-up days for residents to dispose of unwanted items, with details on accepted items and costs available on the city's website.