Minneapolis will hold two online sessions to discuss zoning changes for cannabis businesses on Aug. 22 and 28, providing a platform for public engagement on local regulations.

St. Louis Park is hosting "Fishing with a Cop" on August 21 at Wolfe Park to foster community bonds. The free event provides gear for kids to fish with officers.

Mayor Jacob Frey has proposed an 8.1% property tax hike to fund Minneapolis's 2025-26 budget priorities, including affordable housing, climate actions, and police reform. This increase could cost median homeowners an extra $300 annually.

The University of Minnesota's study finds that culturally responsive education can help students of color build resilience against racial discrimination's impact on mental health.

The Minnetonka Police Department is offering a nine-week Police Academy program for residents to learn about law enforcement operations, with registration now open on their website.

Experts provide tips for pet summer safety, advising on hydration, timing of activities, shelter, ground surface awareness, never leaving pets in cars, watching for heatstroke signs, and proper grooming.

Open Streets Minneapolis returns, starting with the Uptown Association's Lyndale Avenue event, featuring local culture, a Back to School Jam, and community engagement.

The Happy Days Dog Show invites dog owners to register their pets for various competitions, with an online registration deadline and higher fee for same-day entries.

The City of Ramsey is hiring a Permit Technician II for their Building Division and is seeking candidates skilled in clerical work and customer service. The role offers competitive wages and benefits, and the deadline to apply is September 2, 2024.

St. Louis Park introduced mystlouispark, a digital platform allowing residents to report non-emergency issues to the local government easily. The tool is accessible via website or app, and offers privacy options for users submitting reports.

The Minnesota Department of Public Safety plans to engage with citizens at the state fair, offering insights into their services and fostering community relations.

Urban Scholars celebrated another group of graduates, focusing on leadership and professional development through a paid internship that includes meaningful projects and engagements with leaders.

The Coon Rapids Police Department commemorated the late Greg Koss, a "larger than life" figure, on the anniversary of his passing, noting his lasting impact on the community.