Blaine Police officers will serve food at Buffalo Wild Wings to support Special Olympics Minnesota on July 2, as part of a charity event described on their Facebook page.

Saint Paul Parks and Recreation hosted The Get Down 1, a free event promoting young local hip-hop talents in Central Village Park with mentorship from professionals.

The Park N' Play mobile recreation van brings games and sports to St. Louis Park's local parks, with a posted schedule of various locations and times.

Coon Rapids Police responded to a call for help and coordinated with Toys 4 Joy to provide two new tricycles and safety gear for two brothers with autism after their mode of transportation was lost.

Two arrested for a robbery linked to a Duluth homicide; Houle and Sholtey face charges, with Sholtey also accused of firearm possession and felony domestic charges.

The Minneapolis Police Department reported a late-night shooting that left one man dead and another injured; the police responded to a ShotSpotter alert.

Eden Prairie hosts various community events including "Brigadoon" by the Eden Prairie Players, Community Drop-Off Day, a "Party for Pride" event, "Coffee with a Cop," and the Minnesota Sinfonia's KidStock concert.

Detective Armando Sanchez of Minnetonka High School has been honored with the Skipper of the Year award for his role in leadership and fostering a secure school environment.

Coon Rapids Mayor Koch declared June 17 as "Coon Rapids Women of Today Day" and the council waived fees for the 4th of July event and backed educational bonds.

Thieves stole $12,000 from Howard Lake American Legion, part of broader spree involving eight individuals charged with 44 felonies for targeting charitable gambling venues in Minnesota.

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.