Bloomington Police seek help identifying a burglary suspect who, with accomplices wearing yellow vests, posed as a lawn service crew to commit a daytime residential burglary. Images have been released to the public for assistance.

A suspect burglarized an Eden Park apartment, was confronted by the residents, and fled, prompting a police search with drones. The community is shaken as the investigation continues.

St. Louis Park is progressing to the next phase of alley reconstructions, switching focus from Alley C to B starting June 10; residents must move vehicles ahead of work.

Anoka County offers a free six-week Recycling Ambassador program to educate residents on waste reduction and recycling, aiming to create community leaders in sustainability.

Alyssa Benkowski is appointed as the new records supervisor at Eden Prairie Police Department, starting April 20, 2024, after six years with the EPPD.

Minneapolis reached a proposed deal with its Police Officers Federation that could lead to higher officer pay and departmental reforms, supported by a 301-63 vote from the Union's members.

EPA settles with Smith Foundry on alleged Clean Air Act violations, mandating operation cutbacks and an $80,000 penalty, in a community-hailed victory.

The Eden Prairie Senior Center is hosting several June events, including a virtual Alaska tour, Summertime Bingo, a Landmark Tour Showcase, and a Garden Party, with varying registration deadlines and fees.

Joe Johnson has been appointed as the new Director of Emergency Services in Rice County, bringing his extensive experience and local roots to the role.

Senator Klein calls for the resignation of Senator Mitchell due to the impact her circumstances have on her service, emphasizing the public's trust and the need for effective leadership.

Blaine proposes an ordinance to regulate car wash expansion and enforce a 300-foot setback from residential areas, aiming to balance business growth with neighborhood aesthetics and comfort.

Traffic disruptions are expected on Minnetonka Boulevard due to CenterPoint Energy's new gas main installation by Michels Corporation, with road closures and lane reductions starting in early June.

Blaine's Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on June 11, 2024, regarding Old Dominion Freight Line's request to amend fencing at their truck terminal. Residents can attend in person, watch online, or submit written comments.