Blaine Planning Commission schedules a public hearing on July 8, 2025, for Alex Pepin's ADU request in case number 25-0023 at 1684 132nd Avenue NE. Residents can attend or send written comments.

The article discusses recent efforts in Minneapolis to engage with renters, introduce new utility payment options, green infrastructure projects, streetlight repairs, and upcoming community events.

Plymouth's 2024 water quality report, meeting all standards, is now available online, detailing safety tests and confirming its commitment to clean drinking water.

Blaine's Planning Commission has scheduled a hearing on July 8 for SNAP’t Cat Rescue's proposal to open a cat adoption center at 11708 Jefferson St. NE.

Coon Rapids, MN, announces its 4th of July celebration with live music, a parade, a 5k run, rides, and a renowned fireworks show at Boulevard Plaza from July 2-4.

Eden Prairie Police Department arrested 12 men in a human trafficking sting, with help from the 494 Corridor Group, offering support to 117 victims since 2016.

Coon Rapids is holding its "Night to Unite" on August 5 to foster community and police solidarity. Residents can register to host a block party for a chance to receive perks.

Minneapolis officials advise early travel planning due to road closures from city events, including Twin Cities Pride and 4th of July celebrations, and encourage alternative transport use.

Nine members of the "Big Sip DTO" in Minneapolis have been indicted for opioid trafficking and related crimes amid efforts to address fentanyl-related violence and crime.

Ramsey County welcomed 35 interns through Saint Paul's Right Track program, offering youths aged 14-21 diverse work experiences in 22 county operations.

Coon Rapids, Minnesota is hiring full-time, seasonal street maintenance workers, promoting the roles via social media to enhance parks, streets, and infrastructure.

Minnesota legalizes lane splitting and filtering for motorcyclists starting July 1, with safety stipulations outlined by the Blaine Police Department.

The Washington County Board approved measures for workforce development, support for those with disabilities, an environmental stormwater project, a highway design contract, and an LED lighting upgrade in county buildings.