Maple Grove welcomes a new eye care center, Maple Grove Eye Care, located at 9885 Maple Grove Parkway, offering comprehensive services including exams and eyewear.

The Minnesota Department of Public Safety reports on its aid to Greenfield, Iowa after an EF-4 tornado, emphasizing the resilience and cooperation in recovery efforts.

The Coon Rapids annual Bike Rodeo will return on June 8th, featuring cycling safety activities and an obstacle course for young cyclists at Lions Coon Creek Park.

The Hennepin County Medical Examiner's Office identified Mustafa Mohamed, 35, killed in a Minneapolis shootout where an officer died, another officer and a firefighter were injured, and a bystander was critically hurt.

Minneapolis is expected to have a week of unpredictable weather, with a mix of showers, thunderstorms, and sunny periods, as well as possible gusty winds and minor flooding.

Schroder Park & Campground will open reservations for its renovated North Loop sites starting June 3, 2024, with new amenities available from June 28 to October 5.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office is holding its annual Open House on June 7, featuring K-9 demonstrations, jail tours, a helicopter display, drone demos, and free food.

Ramsey County is taking steps to protect swans at Sucker Lake from lead poisoning by considering a ban on lead fishing tackle, among other measures, while addressing community concerns.

Detective Mark Gustad retired from the EPPD after a career highlighted by his expertise in computer forensics, which played a crucial role in solving crimes.

The Saint Paul Planning Commission's June 3rd agenda includes discussions on a short-term rental property, a youth gymnastics center, drive-through zoning, cannabis business integration, and updates to the River Balcony and Como Park plans.

The Hilde Performance Center in Plymouth is hosting Hilde Nights with free concerts, starting with Jimmy Buffett cover band Parrothead Paradise. The series includes various music genres and food options, though roadworks may affect access.

Bass and Pomerleau lakes in Plymouth have been removed from Minnesota's impaired waters list thanks to a series of environmental restoration efforts, including stormwater treatment and shoreline restoration.

Minneapolis invites the public to discuss accessibility for residents with disabilities on June 17, especially concerning services, programs, and structures.