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.

The Veterans' Memorial Amphitheater in St. Louis Park is hosting free summer concerts, featuring diverse musical acts, including the SouthSide Big Band on June 25.

Eden Prairie Police participated in a Torch Run, carrying the Special Olympics torch to support athletes with disabilities and fundraise for their competition costs.

Final draft of city gateways development plan is ready for public review, with city council and planning commission feedback included, and a progress tracker to launch in fall 2025.

A multi-vehicle crash in Wright County is under investigation, with several injured and transported to the hospital.

Coon Rapids Blvd pedestrian bridge work will close two southbound lanes plus a shoulder from 9:30 am to 4:00 pm tomorrow. Drivers should expect delays and consider detours.

CenterPoint Energy begins gas infrastructure upgrade on Columbus Avenue South from July 7, expected until Spring 2026, with road closures and disruptions likely.

Burnsville's Alimagnet Dog Park will undergo enhancements, including tree removal, stump grinding, and wood chip repurposing, causing a temporary closure on June 24-25. Future plans include marking ash trees for pest treatment.