Minnesota lawmaker Jason Chávez opposes potential healthcare cuts for undocumented immigrants, stressing the impact on communities of color and the importance of inclusive policies.

Mankato Police and Fire highlighted the importance of early mental health awareness on National Children's Mental Health Awareness Day, pointing out signs of anxiety in youth and promoting support through social media.

The Minneapolis Police Mounted Patrol Unit celebrated the graduation of two new officers and honored a retiring horse named Teak, as well as commemorated a horse named Haven.

Coon Rapids Police Department invites the public to "Coffee with a Cop" on May 13th at 8:30am during National Police Week to discuss community issues and build relationships.

Ramsey County launches the fourth Inclusive Workplaces Cohort, focusing on enhancing diversity and inclusion in businesses through executive leadership coaching.

St. Louis Park City Council celebrates National Small Business Week in recognition of over 2,100 local businesses' significant economic and social impact.

Officer Chad Streiff was honored by MADD with the Gold Medallion and Outstanding Service Award for over 100 DWI arrests in a year, highlighting his commitment to combat impaired driving.

The Dakota County Historical Society will present the role of Camp Savage's Japanese language school in WWII military intelligence, featuring Dr. Lucas's narrative on her father's experiences.

The Mary Ann Young Center is offering a trip to watch a Twins vs. Rangers baseball game, with transportation and a reserved seat for $68. Limited spots are available.

St. Louis Park Fire Department is recruiting firefighters to fill upcoming vacancies, with a focus on individuals committed to public service. Applications are due by June 1st.

Minneapolis announces its annual Bike To Work Day, encouraging residents to cycle to work on May 16, as part of a push for eco-friendly transport and its Transportation Action Plan.

Josh Rockey is leaving his position as Recreation Specialist at the Senior Center to become Recreation Supervisor at the Eden Prairie Community Center.

The article highlights the contributions of three Minnesota Department of Public Safety employees, Bob Lahr, Sheila Thao, and Vernitta Moore, detailing their impact on public safety and community service.