A community celebration for Nine Mile Creek Project restoration efforts will take place at Moir Park, Bloomington, on May 21, with games, food trucks, and information sharing.

Bloomington City Council announces a public hearing on May 20, 2024, to discuss a proposed citywide speed limit with options for in-person, phone, and online participation.

Scott County officials completed a disaster preparedness training by Minnesota HSEM, enhancing their crisis management skills across several key areas.

University of Minnesota's Steve Kolbe discusses the importance of Minnesota as a habitat for migratory birds, the effects of a mild winter on migration patterns, and the impact of human development on their routes.

The Minnesota Senate passes a bill to fight wage theft, requiring contractors to list subcontractors and create prevention plans, and includes a study on homelessness.

Apple Valley invites dog owners to the "Watchdog Walkers" event on June 4 to bolster neighborhood watch efforts.

Police fatally shot a woman during a suicide intervention call in Saint Paul after she drew a gun on them. The Minnesota BCA is now investigating the incident.

Minnesota establishes a minimum wage for rideshare drivers at $1.27 per mile and $0.49 per minute, setting a precedent for fair pay in the gig economy.

The Minnetonka Fire Department is offering free Hands-Only CPR classes monthly at Fire Station 1 to teach residents vital emergency skills.

Seasonal seal coating begins in Wright County on May 13, covering 27 miles of roads and parks, with minor delays expected. Roads will remain open with pilot car control in place.

Firefighters in Mankato saved eight cats from a house fire on Wickfield Drive; the damaged property is valued at $450,000. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

The National Weather Service forecasts a stormy week for Minneapolis with strong winds, rain, and potential thunderstorms, advising caution due to the possibility of hazardous weather, including high winds and hail.

Blue Earth County residents were reassured by the successful test of the outdoor warning sirens, which had experienced a previous glitch due to a faulty phone line. The test confirmed the system is functioning correctly.