The U.S. DOJ proposed reclassifying marijuana from Schedule I to III, potentially easing tax burdens and fostering growth in Minnesota's cannabis industry.

Over Memorial Day weekend, multiple shootings in the east metro area injured 10 people. No suspects have been arrested, and police are investigating the incidents.

A Minneapolis neighborhood faces a dog attack and a fire on the same block; the incidents left a woman hospitalized and a home engulfed in flames. Investigations into both events are ongoing.

Minnesota's DHS released a bulletin with updates for service providers aiding the elderly and people with disabilities, highlighting a survey for HCBS providers, policy revisions in the CBSM, and an audit plan for the DWRS cost report.

Firefighters quickly extinguished a garage fire at a Brooklyn Park home on Monday evening with no injuries reported; the cause is under investigation.

Saint Paul's recreation centers will close over Memorial Day weekend, but Lake Phalen Beach and Highland Park Aquatic Center will open for preseason use.

The Maple Grove city summer newsletter is now available online, providing residents with information on upcoming events and city activities, with a printed version to follow soon.

A fugitive led police on a high-speed chase from Coon Rapids into Brooklyn Park, ending when the pursuit became too dangerous. The suspect was later apprehended in Coon Rapids.

The Art Center announces a series of art programs for all ages in early June, including family activities, workshops for teens and adults, and events for seniors and young children.

Apple Valley is experiencing issues with stray shopping carts blocking streets and sidewalks, prompting the city to encourage residents to report them for quick removal.

Cleary Lake Regional Park hosts a family canoeing event to teach basic skills on June 2 from 2:30-4:30 PM, with prior registration required and a fee of $12.

Minneapolis promotes cycling during National Bike Month for its physical and mental health benefits and encourages participation in events and community rides.

Duluth residents are invited to discuss the future of Lester Park's recreation and potential golf operations at a public meeting hosted by the recreation working group.