Washington County offers free well water screening for harmful substances at Hardwood Creek Library on May 21, aiming to ensure the safety of residents' drinking water.

The article summarizes Minneapolis community engagement in shaping city initiatives, prioritizing safety, housing, and more, alongside civil rights efforts, senior support, and employment opportunities.

Two Black women, Senator Zaynab Mohamed and Representative Esther Agbaje, are leading a Minnesota Legislature conference committee for the first time, co-chairing discussions on the Tenants’ Rights Bill.

Apple Valley issued a PSA for residents to prepare for spring water runoff, emphasizing proper property grading and clear drainage paths to prevent water damage and erosion.

Polar Semiconductor is expanding its Bloomington facility with a $525 million investment, bolstered by federal and state funding, which is expected to double output and create 160 jobs.

The Carver County Sheriff's Office recognized detention deputies for their contributions during National Corrections Week, emphasizing respect and dignity in their work with inmates.

The Tails & Ales event, featuring a pet vendor show, live music, and activities for dogs and their owners, is set to return to Maple Grove's Central Park on May 18.

Apple Valley residents are advised to manage drainage on their properties to prevent water damage and disputes, following guidance provided by the city.

Minneapolis faces transient smoke from Canadian fires followed by a mix of sun and possible showers with fluctuating temperatures.

Police and firefighters in Mankato engaged with fourth graders through storytelling to encourage reading and impart summer safety tips, fostering stronger community bonds.

The Coon Rapids Public Works Open House, scheduled for May 18, offers residents an opportunity to explore city maintenance machinery and learn about community services.

The Minnesota Senate passed a bill to combat straw purchases and restrict trigger modifications, with Senator Liz Boldon advocating for the legislation, citing gun violence concerns.

Eden Prairie firefighter Joseph Johns dies off duty; city prepares for special election; it honors preservationists and promotes senior events and recycling.