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.

Firefighters extinguished a house fire at 605 North Broad Street in Mankato, likely caused by a lightning strike during a storm. The fire, contained to the attic, resulted in no injuries and about $5,000 in damage.

The St. Paul Police Department paid tribute to Officer James T. Sackett, who was killed on duty in 1970, reminding the community of the sacrifices made by police officers.

The Minneapolis City Council approved a liquor license for Black Duck, advanced public transit access, enacted statewide rideshare driver protections, and prepared for a Renter Rights Fair to educate tenants.

St. Louis Park's annual Juneteenth Celebration on June 16 offers cultural enrichment, local Black-owned business booths, food, educational content, and special guests, free of charge.

The Minnesota Senate passed a labor funding bill to improve workers' rights and safety, including a clause for rideshare drivers' minimum wages and broader labor protections.

Ashleigh Sullivan receives the Aaron Sather Award for her contributions to public service and leadership, significantly improving advisory board applications and developing staff in Eagan.

The Saint Paul Police Department won a rowing race against the Saint Paul Fire Department, showcasing their friendly rivalry and community involvement.

St. Louis Park's gardening swap, set for May 21, is canceled due to severe weather, with a reschedule date pending and updates to follow on the city's website and social media.

Apple Valley celebrates National Public Works Week, recognizing the employees who maintain essential infrastructure and services, highlighting their year-round efforts to improve the community's quality of life.

Interstate 494 exit ramps to Minnetonka Boulevard and McGinty Road West will be closed for a MnDOT milling and paving project on May 22 from 5 a.m. until 3 p.m., weather permitting. Detours will be in place.

Anoka County's "Green Superheroes of Science" initiative, led by 4-H youth, earns the Community Leadership Award for addressing plastic pollution, amidst broader infrastructural projects and civic plans.