Como Neighborhood in Minneapolis to undergo natural gas infrastructure upgrades starting June 5, by CenterPoint Energy for enhanced safety and reliability.

The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board is conducting studies for the Hiawatha Golf Course redesign, with concept revelations expected by late summer.

Upgrades to the natural gas infrastructure in Jordan Neighborhood are in their final stages, with main and service line construction completed and restorative work set to commence soon.

CenterPoint Energy begins installing a new natural gas main in Golden Valley, resulting in restricted parking and sidewalk closures, with residents encouraged to plan accordingly.

Morrison County announces a series of meetings from May 11-17, 2025, with some events, including a Yellow Ribbon event and various committee meetings, despite a planning session cancellation.

Chanhassen approves the Bluffs Community Center design team, with a groundbreaking set for 2026, and encourages resident involvement in the development process.

Minnesota United FC's community efforts boost Saint Paul's soccer spirit, fostering youth engagement and providing improved facilities for aspiring athletes.

The Blaine Police Department released their April 2025 monthly report, noting 3,759 calls including traffic stops and medical emergencies, among others.

St. Louis Park is hosting a "Flick & Float" event featuring "Finding Nemo" at the Aquatic Park on June 13, where attendees can watch the movie from floating tubes.

Officers Johnson and Strong from Mankato PD were honored at the MADD awards for their DUI enforcement efforts, with Johnson earning a Bronze Award and Strong receiving a Silver Award and the title of Outstanding Rookie Officer of the Year.

Major roadwork in Duluth starts next Monday, with the Eklund Avenue project and simultaneous upgrades near the University of Minnesota Duluth set for completion in late October.

The Bloomington Police Department successfully used social media to locate a missing man with dementia, Kenneth Kipa, who was found and safely returned to his family.

Trump administration revokes $1.9M grant from Rochester Schools meant for mental health services, citing diversity language issues. Senator Boldon criticizes this action.