Hennepin County allocates $4.22 million to support small businesses, leveraging an expected $16 million in economic growth for underserved entrepreneurs.

A six-year-old boy in Morrison County was seriously injured after being run over by a lawnmower; he was airlifted to a hospital for emergency treatment.

The Met Council grants $1.1 million to various cities under the Thrive MSP 2040 initiative, promoting development projects and policies for growth, like affordable housing and sustainable development.

The city is discussing zoning code updates to include more housing types in residential areas, holding an open house on June 27, and providing resources online for resident feedback.

Bloomington engages in community input for public spaces enhancement, with progress on the Nine Mile Creek corridor, community health and wellness center, and ice garden refurbishment.

Minnesota lawmakers comment on the second anniversary of the Dobbs v. Jackson decision, emphasizing the state's actions to protect reproductive rights.

K9 unit locates a burglary suspect during a night chase in Duluth, leading to his capture and multiple charges.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office details arrests including Theft, Assault, and DWI charges, with 11 DWIs and ongoing substance abuse issues noted. The report also covers traffic incidents and public safety efforts.

The Crow River flooding has prompted the closure of CSAH 36 in Otsego, with no detours provided, impacting local travel and sparking infrastructure discussions.

Coon Rapids will replace an old water tower near Foley Boulevard with a new cell tower by 2025, with public hearing for concerns scheduled on July 18. A larger water tower is also being constructed elsewhere in the city.

City staff are monitoring the aftermath of severe flash floods, issuing safety warnings, and closing affected areas including streets and parks in Mankato. Residents are advised to follow closures and stay updated via official channels.

Brooklyn Park police responded to a domestic assault incident involving a firearm. No shots were fired, and the suspect was arrested after negotiations. Multiple firearms were recovered by police. No injuries were reported.

Summer activity thrives in Minneapolis' 3rd Ward with new restaurant licenses and community events focused on public safety, housing, and mental health, alongside infrastructural developments.