MnDOT will close the 36th Avenue bridge over Highway 169 in Plymouth for overnight painting from May 19 to May 23, affecting traffic and pedestrian paths with detours in place.

The Bloomington City Council is set to hold a public hearing on June 2 for revisions to the City Charter's Chapter 6 and is offering multiple ways for citizen participation and engagement in the process.

Scott County offers forest bathing sessions, led by certified guide David Motzenbecker, to promote stress relief through immersive nature experiences at Spring Lake Regional Park.

Scott County's Cleary Lake Regional Park offers "Yoga & Yogurt" for women 55+, an inclusive program of outdoor yoga followed by socializing with yogurt.

Coon Rapids announces a Home Remodeling Tour featuring four remodeled houses as part of its Home For Generations program, with details on the city's Facebook page and website.

Blaine has implemented all-year lawn sprinkling restrictions, with odd-even watering based on address and a ban on watering from 10AM-6PM, May 15-Sept 15, to conserve water. Non-compliance may result in fines.

Detective Ryan Olson from Coon Rapids PD achieved the unique Catalyst certification, enhancing his classroom management and student engagement skills as a Student Resource Officer.

Construction in Lino Lakes by CenterPoint is completed, with area restoration to begin soon. Residents are thanked for patience and can find more info on the company's website.

The National Weather Service predicts a wet and windy Friday in Minneapolis, with high winds and an 80% chance of rain, followed by a cooler, breezy weekend.

An adult male died in a house fire in Brooklyn Park, with authorities investigating the cause. Firefighters couldn't save him despite life-saving efforts.

Maple Grove is hosting its Summer Safety Fair on June 26 at Fire Station 2 from 5-7:30 p.m., featuring emergency vehicles, safety information, free food, and activities for all ages.

The MPRB introduced new Partner Team Leagues for fall youth sports in Minneapolis, inviting local teams to compete in various sports with a June 1, 2025 registration deadline.

Woodbury invites the community to a Memorial Day event on May 26 with speeches by Mayor Anne Burt and Major Tyler Kistner. It includes displays by veteran help groups and the chance to purchase memorial pavers.