Bloomington's Assessing Division improves property tax understanding, fairly values properties, and engages in community outreach about tax relief and assessments.

Anoka County is hosting a Family Child Care Resource Fair on August 16 to aid potential and current providers with resources to support child care programs.

MnDOT, with SDK Strategic Services, is conducting a survey for construction workers to anonymously share experiences, aiming to improve worksite conditions.

Chuck Wettergren, with over four decades of service, is honored by Ramsey County for advancing digital equity.

Minnesota motorcyclists can now legally lane split and filter through traffic, subject to speed limits and specific conditions, following new legislation. Traffic safety officials urge road users to familiarize themselves with the rules.

Minneapolis residents can anticipate sunny weather with occasional thunderstorms; temperatures to reach mid-80s with potential rain chances increasing towards the weekend.

The City of Ramsey promotes Jam Hops' Summer Camptastic program, a daily summer camp for 1st-6th graders, focusing on outdoor activities to keep children active.

A woman accidentally drove into the Eagle Lake Public Works building while parking; no injuries or impairment were reported, and the crash is under investigation.

Blaine Police Department's K9 unit and Officer Reggie Larson celebrated success at the USPCA Region 12 Patrol Dog Trials, with K9 Hector placing 6th overall and 3rd in Criminal Apprehension. Larson also received the Erik Christensen Award.

The Maple Grove Fire-Rescue is recruiting new members, with no experience needed. An informational meeting will be held at Fire Station 1 on July 1 to discuss joining the 50-year tradition of service.

A lost German Shepherd was safely reunited with its owner in Mankato, Minnesota after the city's social media appeal.

Minneapolis neighborhoods are energized by community-driven activities, focusing on localized impact, inclusivity, and environmental initiatives, with Council Member Rainville's support and local collaborations for progress.

Michelle Phillips is resigning as Minneapolis Civil Rights Director to become Assistant City Administrator in Oakland. She'll remain in her role until mid-August for a smooth transition.