Mankato seeks resident input on Balcerzak Drive's future through an online survey to improve safety and access.

AASD and DSD's weekly update highlights MMIS changes, a resolved programming issue, new initiatives for Medicaid, and a survey for shaping training in geriatric care.

Minnesota Senator Grant Hauschild supported bipartisan amendments to refine the state's Earned Sick and Safe Time law, considering small business concerns while maintaining worker rights.

The City is hiring an Engineering Project Coordinator to manage public infrastructure projects, ensuring they align with city policies and involve community engagement. Applications are open until May 26.

Dakota County Historical Society opens LeDuc Historic Estate and Sibley Historic Site for tours starting May, with affordably priced tickets and free entry for young children and society members.

Minneapolis police arrested two suspects in connection with a fatal shooting outside a Northside apartment last month, marking the city's first homicide since mid-February.

Wright County Sheriff's Office detailed arrests including drug charges, domestic assault, DWI, and 3rd Degree Criminal Sexual Conduct in their report for the period ending May 5th.

Coon Rapids announces a home remodeling tour on May 18 to showcase local renovation projects, part of the Home for Generations Program offering financial and expert assistance.

Coon Rapids announces its Public Works Open House on May 17, offering tours and the chance to see heavy machinery, aiming to educate and entertain residents.

Minneapolis is experiencing a streak of pleasant weather, with sunny skies and temperatures in the high 70s to low 80s, accompanied by light winds throughout the week.

Minneapolis Police apprehended suspects in a stolen vehicle with the help of a local tip. One suspect was wanted for robbery. The MPD praised community-police collaboration.

A suspect was arrested for a mass shooting in Minneapolis, where four people died, with the latest victim succumbing after being hospitalized. Police are continuing the investigation into the violence.

Scott County warns of potential property tax increases due to the state shifting costs to counties, which could lead to over $200 million in hikes by 2029.