Road maintenance in Morrison County may cause delays from May 20-24, with work on County Road 239, CSAH 23, and CSAH 52, as well as infrastructure improvements on several other roads. Residents are advised to exercise caution and plan for detours.

The mayors of Mankato and North Mankato led a community Slow Roll Ride event to promote outdoor activities, cycling amenities, and community connectivity.

The City of Mankato salutes its Public Works Department for their efforts in maintaining the city's infrastructure and ensuring essential services are provided consistently.

The Autism Family Friendly Trampoline Jumping Event at AirMaxx Trampoline Park offers fun for families affected by autism, with trampolining, pizza, and soda for $5 on June 9.

A fatal car crash on I-394 in Minnetonka resulted in the death of a driver and critically injured a passenger. Authorities are investigating the cause, possibly involving excessive speed.

The Bloomington Police Chief expressed frustration in a video about a local gas station shooting and the subsequent arrest process, asserting the department's commitment to its duties.

Minneapolis Council Member Robin Wonsley focuses on public safety and labor standards, pushing for unarmed safety services and fair wages for rideshare drivers, and applauding labor rights enforcement in a recent newsletter.

Senate Majority Leader Erin Murphy will provide legislative updates from Capitol Hill, potentially highlighting Minnesota's legislative direction under DFL control.

Two men were arrested for allegedly attempting to burglarize a communication tower in Morrison County, Minnesota.

The Saint Paul Police Department acknowledged the staff at the newly upgraded Ramsey County Emergency Communications Center for their critical role in public safety.

Two men were killed in separate shootings in Minneapolis. The first after an argument on Morgan Ave N, the second, a man with a gunshot wound, found on W Lake St. No arrests have been made; both incidents are under investigation.

Minnesota has launched the Rural Speed Reduction Project to combat a 40% rise in traffic deaths by increasing police presence on rural highways until September 2nd.

St. Louis Park City Council passed an ordinance allowing restaurants serving liquor to operate closer to residential areas, reducing the setback to 25 feet, anticipating benefits for local commerce and community despite some resident concerns.