Eden Prairie, MN mandates curbside organics recycling for residents due to state laws, aiming to reduce landfill use and promote environmental responsibility.

Jeffrey William Boysen was sentenced to 72 years for criminal sexual conduct after a Scott County trial, praised for upholding justice and community safety.

Minneapolis faces intermittent showers and thunderstorms with highs in the 70s. The National Weather Service forecasts fluctuating chances of rain and partly to mostly sunny skies throughout the week.

St. Louis Park prepares for Juneteenth with events like the Wounded Healers Production, Juneteenth Jam, Rollin' at the ROC, and Black Storytellers Alliance, celebrating African American freedom and culture.

Firefighter Deelia Guite's experience with a deadly fire in St. Cloud reveals the mental health challenges facing firefighters, including the risk of PTSD and depression.

Coon Rapids Police aim to improve road safety by encouraging residents to take a safety pledge and implementing "educational traffic stops" for awareness.

Jeffrey Dahl is selected as the incoming City Administrator for the City of Woodbury after a nationwide search. He has a strong background in local government management and will start on July 28, pending contract approval.

The Bloomington HRA celebrates National Homeownership Month by supporting homeownership and offering workshops, loans, and resources to assist and educate prospective and existing homeowners.

The Bloomington Pride MN Festival, celebrating LGBTQ+ unity, returns on June 22 with live entertainment, food, and culture.

Plymouth's summer farmers market opens June 18, offering local produce, crafts, and foodstuffs. Cash is recommended, and SNAP benefits are accepted. Service dogs only. Health safety measures are in place. Community groups can reserve outreach booths.

Blaine Police Department announces a traffic safety initiative with daily focuses on issues like distracted driving and DWI, shared via social media with hashtags #BlainePD, #TZD, and #BlaineMN.

Captain Brady Madson retires from the Coon Rapids Police Department after over three decades of service, with a role progression from Reserve Officer to Captain, as shared in a social media post.

Emergency services responded to a vehicle-pedestrian collision in Brooklyn Park, where a juvenile sustained minor injuries and was hospitalized. The driver cooperated with the police investigation. No charges have been announced.