St. Louis Park, MN, is recruiting a Minnesota GreenCorps member for environmental projects, with applications due by June 13th. The year-long role begins September 2024.

Brooklyn Park's Safety Camp aims to teach 8 to 10-year-olds safety skills, with a fun program including meals and a t-shirt. The camp costs $35-$40 and registration is open for the August event.

The CCPO urges local residents to attend a public hearing to discuss police oversight, while MSP Airport transitions to GPS-based navigation and seeks public input on noise concerns.

Minneapolis lawmaker advocates for Temporary Protected Status for Ecuadorians due to a surge in asylum cases. A resolution will be presented to the federal government for consideration.

Minnesota's new Violent Crime Reduction Unit (VCRU) works with local law enforcement to tackle violent crime and has made significant arrests and weapons seizures.

University of Minnesota experts discuss ways to prevent learning loss in students during the summer by incorporating reading and math into daily activities and using resources like libraries and educational programs.

A man suffered severe injuries from a camper explosion in Minnesota, likely caused by a gas oven left on and a nearby cigarette. He was airlifted to a medical center.

A valve error during a street project in Coon Rapids caused an unexpected water outage. Emergency crews restored service, though some may experience low pressure and discoloration. The city apologized to affected residents.

Ramsey County offers a variety of free summer activities, including archery, cycling, fishing, and gardening, alongside swimming and ice skating options for outdoor fun.

Minnesota legislature assists in clearing legal hurdles for the Minneapolis 2040 Plan, enabling the city to move forward with its housing and zoning policy overhaul.

An adult male drove himself to a Brooklyn Park gas station after being stabbed. A 17-year-old suspect was arrested, and police seek information on the incident.

Minneapolis Council Vice President Aisha Chughtai will host a community event at Curioso Coffee Bar on May 21 to discuss local politics with residents.

Four St. Paul officers were recognized by MADD Minnesota for their efforts in DWI arrests. Officer Rawlings led with 70 arrests, and their commitment to public safety was celebrated.