Minneapolis hosts the Doors Open event, offering free access to the city's architectural sites, including a tour of the City Hall's $34 million renovation.

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.

Minnesota's Bloomington Police hosted a "Patrol and Pamper - Mother's Day" event to celebrate local mothers, involving shopping and crafting activities for families.

Detective Ryan Olson from Coon Rapids PD achieved the unique Catalyst certification, enhancing his classroom management and student engagement skills as a Student Resource Officer.

CRIC in Coon Rapids offers a summer ice-skating program starting June 16, with lessons for all ages and skill levels, plus practice passes for public skate times.

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.

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.

Saint Paul's Sprockets is preparing youth organizations for summer with the Summer Activator Cycle (CPI), providing tools and resources to improve program quality for children and teens.

Maple Grove is hosting its Summer Safety Fair on June 26 at Fire Station 2 from 5-7:30 p.m., featuring emergency vehicles, safety information, free food, and activities for all ages.

Rolf Sponheim is retiring as Minnetonka's associate city attorney after over 30 years, reflecting on a career highlighted by significant cases and changes in law practice.

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.

Woodbury invites the community to a Memorial Day event on May 26 with speeches by Mayor Anne Burt and Major Tyler Kistner. It includes displays by veteran help groups and the chance to purchase memorial pavers.