Mankato residents and city staff planted 50 trees at Hiniker Park in partnership with Great River Greening, emphasizing community involvement and environmental stewardship.

Minnesota veterans to benefit from expanded support, including housing and mental health, through a bipartisan budget passed in the Senate, led by Senator Aric Putnam.

An 18-year-old was arrested by the Hennepin County Sheriff's Office for assault, vehicle flight, and auto theft and is linked to viral reckless driving videos.

"Duluth prepares for the 49th Annual Grandma's Marathon, with Mayor Roger Reinert and Executive Director Shane Bauer discussing its impact and volunteer support on social media."

Minnesota Senate passed a pension reform bill enhancing retirement benefits for public employees, including a new "career rule" for teachers and improved COLAs.

The Minnesota Senate passed a bipartisan bill to overhaul public sector pensions, improving retirement benefits and COLAs for teachers, firefighters, and other employees.

Minnesota Senate passes a bipartisan Agriculture budget bill to boost the state's agricultural sector, addressing financial stability, food security, and avian influenza with increased funding and support programs.

Minneapolis anticipates showers, potential high winds, and severe thunderstorms, with heavy rainfall and concerns about ponding water. The Hazardous Weather Outlook signals high precipitation chances through midweek.

Brooklyn Park police responded to a car prowling and theft incident, which ended in a crash and the suspects fleeing on foot. Despite a perimeter and search, the suspects remain at large.

Eden Prairie introduces splash pads, loans play equipment, plans a Memorial Day ceremony, hosts Schooner Days, implements lawn watering restrictions, updates text notifications, welcomes new staff, and announces upcoming civic meetings.

Bloomington City Council plans a public hearing on June 2, 2025, to discuss amendments to the City Charter, specifically regarding civic processes. Public input is invited both in-person and electronically.

Plymouth HRA seeks a new member for its volunteer advisory board, offering a chance to influence local housing and development. Applications are due by June 2.

Blaine prepares for its annual festival starting June 27, featuring a parade, local businesses, artists, and food, with a parade registration deadline on June 15.