The annual Penny Carnival offers games and activities for as little as 2-4 cents per play on July 26. No registration is needed, and refreshments are available for $1. The event targets all age groups starting from age 3.

Anoka County is developing the Safe Streets and Roads for All Plan to combat rising traffic fatalities, seeking community input through an online survey to prioritize safety projects.

Minneapolis now offers a Transit Assistance Program at the Minneapolis Service Center to provide low-income residents with reduced fare options for public transit.

Minneapolis seeks volunteers for the North Mississippi Regional Park Community Advisory Committee to help guide the park's development over the next 18+ months. Applications are due by August 2, 2024.

The Rice County Fair will include educational exhibits on recycling, health services, and safety alongside traditional festivities, including a well water testing service for local residents.

The University of Minnesota's Board of Regents debates the future of its investment strategy and the role of neutrality, with ongoing discussions on divestment and public input through a virtual forum.

The Hatch Bloomington competition announced its top 10 finalists, who will compete on July 29 for $100,000 in business aid, with community voting from July 29 to August 5.

The 811 5K Walk/Run in Minneapolis combines fitness and awareness, promoting the "Call Before You Dig" safety message to protect underground utilities. Registration is open to all community members.

Upcoming meeting to discuss the Southside Greenway Project, aimed at connecting Minneapolis parks with a bike/pedestrian path, will showcase community efforts in urban mobility and green space access.

The Brooklyn Bridge Alliance for Youth (BBAY) has received a grant to enhance programs, introduce Culturally Responsive Tutoring, expand initiatives, and welcome new team members, focusing on youth services and community engagement.

A University of Minnesota study reveals racial and regional gaps in SUID investigations, disproportionately affecting Native American and Black infants.

A DEED grant will fund cleanup and redevelopment on East 7th Street in Saint Paul, paving the way for 60 affordable homes and 40,000 sq ft of commercial space.

Ramsey County declares July 2024 as Disability Pride Month, recognizing the value of its diverse community, including those with disabilities, and commemorating the ADA's signing.