The Minnesota Senate unanimously passed a bill to update civil rights protections, broadening disability definitions and extending the civil suit filing deadline.

The Wright County Recorder's Office warns homeowners about scammers charging high fees for property deed copies, urging residents to obtain deeds directly from the county for a nominal charge.

Wright County's filing period for local government positions begins on May 21, with vacancies for county commissioner and conservation board seats. Offices will be closed on May 27 for Memorial Day.

The Minnetonka City Council approved the Mills Twinhomes project, revised ordinances for yard signs and lawn maintenance, and seeks federal funds for emergency radios. They also acknowledged various heritage months and public service weeks.

Paula Rylander and Linda Schlampp, receptionists at the Eden Prairie Police Department, are celebrated for their essential roles in assisting the community and facilitating communication.

Rick Perry, an I.T. pioneer and former Uber driver, now enjoys playing pool in Blaine and watching rocket launches. He donated new pool equipment to MAYC.

The City's Neighborhood Day Camps are back, offering various summer activities for kids 5-16, including arts, sports, and leadership programs. Financial aid is available.

DHS has announced grants for HCBS providers and changes to the MHM program in Medicaid, rectified a date error for a DWRS webinar, and is offering free employment initiative training with the University of Minnesota.

Gunshots were reported in Brooklyn Park with no injuries or damage found. Police are investigating the incident where a suspect fired into the air and fled.

Senator Jen McEwen led a labor legislation package through the Minnesota Senate, securing workers' rights with bipartisan support, according to a Senate DFL report.

Minnesota's Senate passed an Environment and Natural Resources budget bill, focusing on waste reduction, recycling, and pollution control, including measures to hold polluters accountable, especially in vulnerable communities.

Minnesota Senator Heather Gustafson honored 14-year-old chess prodigy Alice Lee with a Senate Resolution for her win at the 2024 Women's American Cup.

The Coon Rapids Dam Regional Park's Summer Concert Series returns with free live entertainment starting at 7 p.m., and complimentary parking for the event.