Public hearing for Blue Sky School's proposed relocation to 2001 Killebrew Drive on July 10, 2025. Join in person, electronically, or through BTV channels/online streams.

Blaine City Council has updated zoning ordinances to regulate cannabis and hemp manufacturing, specifying operations in industrial zones with a 750-foot buffer from residential areas.

The Bloomington Family Aquatic Center will reopen on June 19 after a short delay caused by a leak, with repairs now complete and the pool ready for the summer season.

The article informs residents that the young wildlife they see might look abandoned but are usually experiencing natural growth. It advises against interference unless necessary, directing concerns to the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center.

Burnsville, MN will host a free dodgeball event in Colonial Park on June 20, encouraging participants to bring sneakers and water for a morning of fun.

Maple Grove, MN's City Council held a meeting offering both in-person and online attendance options, promoting transparency and public participation in local governance.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office detained several individuals for offenses including drug possession, domestic assault, and driving-related charges, highlighting a diverse range of criminal activity.

A missing 10-year-old boy from Minneapolis, Valenciano Andrew Contreras-West, has been found safe after an urgent search following his disappearance on June 15.

Minneapolis mourns the assassination of Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband, and an attempt on Senator Hoffman and his wife; the city encourages unity and prepares for summer events.

Blaine announces a lineup of live performances for the 2025 summer season, featuring diverse entertainment in local parks with food trucks on-site and contingency plans for inclement weather.

The FBI offers a $50,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of Vance L. Boelter for Minnesota shootings.

The National Weather Service predicts variable weather in Minneapolis with chances of showers and thunderstorms throughout the week, and advises residents to stay prepared.

Saint Paul Police reminds the public on social media to know the legal fireworks in Minnesota and offers a Facebook video with the do's and don'ts for safe celebrations.