Traffic disruptions start June 24 due to Prairie Center Drive improvements in Eden Prairie; City includes a flashing-yellow-arrow signal, and utility enhancements. Residents can subscribe for updates on the City's website.

The Bloomington Planning Commission invites the public to a hearing on a new indoor recreation facility permit on June 6, 2026, offering various ways to participate, including in-person and online options.

GL Contracting is advancing the 2024 Alley Reconstruction despite weather delays. Alley C has reopened, and work starts in Alley B for a new storm sewer system. Residents should move waste containers to the front street during construction.

Minneapolis' "Red, White, and Boom" Fourth of July event returns with fireworks, food trucks, and live music, despite repairs to the Stone Arch Bridge.

Minnesota reports a 10% rise in driver’s license processing, partly due to the Driver's License for All initiative. The DVS is hiring more staff and urges applicants to study, schedule exams in advance, and cancel unwanted appointments.

Vandals opened multiple fire hydrants in Cokato, wasting over a million gallons of water and prompting an investigation and a call for public assistance by Wright County officials.

Street closures are planned in downtown Minneapolis for the Celebration 2024 Prince event. The city suggests using alternative transportation and provides details on its website.

A fire at a Mankato residence was quickly controlled by firefighters; the two occupants and their dog escaped unharmed, and damages are estimated at $30,000. The cause is under investigation.

The Plymouth Police Department dealt with incidents ranging from welfare checks and mental health crises to a domestic disturbance arrest, showcasing the daily responsibilities and challenges of law enforcement.

Eden Prairie Police hosted "Coffee with a Cop," fostering dialogue between law enforcement and the community, with Police Chief Sackett leading the event.

The Maple Grove Police Department celebrated the graduation of thirty teens from their first Teen Academy, aimed at enhancing relations between police and youth.

CenterPoint Energy completes a section of its main replacement project on Lake Street, facilitating Metro Transit's B-Line work, and thanks the community for its patience during the ongoing construction.

CenterPoint Energy's infrastructure upgrade continues in Armatage Neighborhood, with Michels Corporation replacing a main. Work begins on 58th Street W., with road closures and possible disruptions. Most homes won't have gas service interruptions.