The Plymouth Police Department is seeking experienced officers for lateral transfers, offering competitive salaries and benefits within a community setting. Interested candidates should contact the department for more details.

The University of Minnesota Regents are discussing a balanced budget proposal for FY 2026, addressing tuition and funding challenges. New officers were elected, and public input is open until June 17.

Hennepin County Administrator, David Hough, announces retirement set for July 31, 2025, with an advisory role to follow.

A Golden Valley man pled guilty to wire fraud in a scheme defrauding a federal child nutrition program during the pandemic, marking his forty-sixth conviction.

Mankato Police are searching for Jocelyn Rose Saarela, a 14-year-old runaway last seen on Stoltzman Road, possibly heading to Minneapolis. She has blond hair, blue eyes, is 5'10", and weighs 110 lbs. Public assistance is requested.

Brooklyn Park's EDA will hold sessions on June 16, 2025, to discuss economic development, with details available online and resources provided by CCX Media for those who cannot attend.

Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board announces the return of Red, White and Boom! on July 4, 2025, with activities, food, and fireworks on the riverfront.

CenterPoint Energy announces upgrades to Loring Park's natural gas infrastructure starting June 30, 2025, with temporary construction disruptions expected.

The Duluth Police added K9 Fitz to their K9 Division, with Officer Shane McKee as his partner after graduating from K9 School. Fitz is trained in multiple policing skills.

Wright County Parks & Recreation offers sunrise yoga at Beebe Lake County Park, welcoming participants over 12 to enjoy sessions from 7-8 am for $15 with instructor Joclyn.

Noah McVay was appointed as a Community Advisor to the Saint Paul City Council's Audit Committee, serving without voting rights from June 11, 2025 to 2028.

CenterPoint Energy plans to upgrade natural gas infrastructure in Bloomington along Terracewood Drive from June 23, 2025, preceding city road improvements. Residents should expect construction crews and temporary traffic alterations.

Minnesota legalizes motorcycle lane splitting and filtering from July 1, with speed restrictions for safer overtaking and passing through stationary traffic.