The Carver County Sheriff's office is offering a Citizens Academy program to give locals insight into law enforcement operations, with limited enrollment for the September and October sessions.

St. Louis Park reopens its e-Bike Rebate Certificate program to promote eco-friendly transportation, encouraging residents to use electric bicycles. Applications start July 2, 2024, at 11 a.m. CT.

The Maple Grove Moments photography contest is nearing its submission deadline, inviting locals to share images that depict community life in Maple Grove.

In June, a statement highlighted Minneapolis officials' shift from Pride celebrations to urgent city issues, including a need for public health funding, budget debates, and environmental initiatives.

Dr. Rebecca Cunningham begins her tenure as the 18th President of the University of Minnesota, focusing on community engagement and the university's research ethos.

The City of Apple Aalley provides composting guidelines to ensure eco-friendly practices that respect neighbors' rights to clean air and address potential odor issues.

Brooklyn Park has announced a one-day delay in recycling collection due to the Independence Day holiday, advising residents to place carts by 6:30 a.m. and not to bag recyclables. The HRG Recycling app is available for assistance.

Majority at a public hearing support the proposed Minneapolis police contract aiming to raise officers' pay, while city plans for events and fireworks safety, resumes housing development projects, and introduces street murals.

The City of Minneapolis advises safe and legal fireworks use for the Fourth of July and provides reporting guidelines for non-emergency disturbances while emphasizing the importance of keeping 911 for emergencies.

The article outlines Minneapolis' summer events, such as Juneteenth and Pride, as well as developments in housing, safety, and the MPD contract for community betterment.

The article outlines July activities at the local Senior Center, including a nutrition session, "Coffee with the Cops," a Summer BBQ, and a talk on transitioning to living alone.

The July/August 2024 Plymouth News is now available online, featuring articles on local events like 'Music in Plymouth', the annual water report, voting guides, and a financial overview of the city's budget.

Eden Prairie Community Center is offering a series of fitness-related events, exclusive women's weight room hours, and free classes to promote wellness. It's also providing updates on facility schedules and closures for maintenance.