MnDOT and the Local Road Research Board are hosting a free webinar on driver behavior and road safety research on June 12, requiring prior registration.

St. Louis Park seeks firefighter applicants to maintain emergency response readiness and protect the community; listed qualifications include certifications in firefighting, hazardous materials, and emergency medical response.

A fake robbery reported in Bloomington was exposed as a hoax by local police, with the plotters facing charges.

In Minneapolis, police peacefully resolved a standoff following a vehicle pursuit that started with a ShotSpotter alert. The male suspect was arrested without incident after a tense hour-long negotiation.

Minnesota celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Colors of Southeast Asia Fest, focusing on intergenerational and cross-cultural connections, on June 7 at Centennial Park.

Minnesota's BTAM team aims to identify and mitigate threats to prevent events like the Red Lake High School shooting by analyzing warning signs and intervening early.

Erin Murphy led the passage of a Minnesota HHS budget bill to expand health care, including a 20% cut in insurance premiums and investment in emergency services, amidst federal threats to health support.

Plymouth's "Walk with the Mayor" event, postponed due to weather, is rescheduled for May 21. Residents can join Mayor Wosje on a 2-mile walk without registration.

The Minnesota Senate approved a healthcare budget aiming for stability, access, and affordability, including telehealth service extensions and protection against sudden drug coverage changes.

The city is hiring a permit technician who will manage permits, licenses, provide information on building codes, and assist the public with bureaucracy. Applications close May 26.

St. Louis Park, Minnesota, hosted a mini-internship for high school students to experience first responder roles through hands-on activities and interagency collaboration.

A lost pitbull in Mankato, MN was reunited with its owner after being found without a collar or microchip, thanks to the city government's social media efforts and community response.

St. Louis Park invites residents to its spring clean-up event on May 17 for responsible disposal of bulky items with fees for certain materials and proof of residency required.