Ramsey County proclaimed June as PRIDE Month, honoring the LGBTQ+ community and acknowledging the anniversaries of the Stonewall Riots. The county emphasizes inclusivity amidst national civil rights challenges.

Minnesota's legislature moves to exclude undocumented immigrants from MinnesotaCare, prompting criticism and calls for action from local officials who see it as an increase in health disparities and a prioritization of corporate interests.

CenterPoint Energy has begun relocating indoor gas meters outside in Minneapolis to improve safety and service efficiency. Major construction starts June 16 to replace old mains with modern materials, affecting specific streets in the Como area.

CenterPoint Energy begins upgrades on Minnetonka Boulevard, affecting traffic around Sussex Drive from June 10. Detours available on their update page.

Dakota County officials oppose a legislative proposal that could redirect $93 million from county transportation funds to the Metropolitan Council for BRT projects.

Minnesota's Senate passed a bill aimed at reaching 100% carbon-free electricity by 2040, with a focus on energy transition investments and affordability.

A Saint Paul man received an 82-month sentence for illegal ammunition possession and a supervised release violation after firing an automatic weapon in a neighborhood.

Mankato Police and Fire congratulate the Class of 2025 and highlight the work of School Resource Officers Wilkins and Mohr for their positive impact on students.

Hyacinth Findlator, an 89-year-old with dementia, was found safe in Saint Paul after being reported missing. The police thanked the public for their help in the search.

Minneapolis CRT officers arrested an armed suspect wanted for previous crimes after a tip-off, chase, and discovery of a loaded handgun. The suspect, who had ingested fentanyl, was medically evaluated before being jailed.

The Saint Paul Police Department reminds the public about safe and legal fireworks use, highlighting the importance of following local laws, being considerate of the community, and prioritizing safety to avoid accidents and disruptions.

The Coon Rapids Police Department is hosting a Bean Bag Tournament to fundraise for its Shop with a Cop program during the city's Fourth of July celebration, offering cash prizes.

Eden Prairie requires permits for summer solicitors, with the EPPD conducting background checks to ensure safety and reliability in door-to-door sales.