The article details recent updates in Minneapolis' 13th Ward, including new staff in Palmisano's office, efforts to combat crime, local infrastructure projects, civic events, and community engagement opportunities.

Minneapolis introduces programs aiding small businesses and sets new minimum wage for rideshare drivers, plans for community events, and remembers George Floyd's passing while supporting local businesses and sustainability.

Minnesota EMS gets a $30 million boost with the signing of House File 4738, providing financial aid to services and creating a new Sprint Medic Pilot Program.

A Minnesota nurse, Jennifer Lee Garrison, pleaded guilty to stealing opioids from a hospital for personal use and falsifying patient records to cover her actions. She is awaiting sentencing.

Due to rainy and windy weather, Coon Rapids cancelled the outdoor "Movie in the Park" event set at Sand Creek Park.

Maple Grove is seeking a full-time animal care technician for their impound facility to care for and help reunite or rehome local pets and wildlife. Applications are open until June 4th.

The Plymouth Police Department is selling limited edition patches and apparel to support community projects, with only 125 patches remaining as announced on their Facebook page.

Minneapolis's Webber-Camden Neighborhood is set to receive natural gas infrastructure upgrades from CenterPoint Energy, starting July and lasting until fall 2024.

Duluth introduces a lottery system for vacation rental permits, with a cap of 100 units and a public draw on June 21. Applicants must own the property and comply with local regulations.

Saint Paul's BZA to discuss variances for oversized signage, garage setbacks, and front yard parking in their upcoming meeting, with public submissions critical to the debates.

Pang Yang is the new director of Ramsey County Library, succeeding as the deputy director since 2021, with a focus on maintaining services and ensuring staff safety during the pandemic.

Dakota County partners with Certified Recycling for discounted mattress pickup from Memorial Day to Labor Day, offering recycling and donation options for residents.

The Bloomington City Council will hear public opinion on proposed parking lot expansions at a meeting on June 03, 2024, with options for in-person or electronic attendance.