Bloomington engages in community input for public spaces enhancement, with progress on the Nine Mile Creek corridor, community health and wellness center, and ice garden refurbishment.

The Minneapolis 2040 Plan, aimed at increasing housing affordability and diversity, can proceed after overcoming legal setbacks, with support from city officials and state legislators.

Bloomington officials assert the success of their recycling program, detailing the local journey of recyclables and their repurposing, countering skepticism about the system's efficacy.

Eden Prairie's Community Center is resuming swim lessons on June 26 with added sessions to teach water safety and swimming skills to all ages and abilities. Registration details are available online.

Eden Prairie City Council appointed 33 high schoolers to its commissions, aiming to integrate youthful perspectives into local governance and encourage civic leadership among the youth.

The Dakota County Historical Society is hosting a talk on the history of African American baseball players in Minnesota, led by historian Frank White.

Duluth officials warn residents, especially in the Fond du Lac neighborhood, of potential flooding from the swollen St. Louis River. Evacuations may occur and citizens are urged to stay informed via Northland Alert.

Washington County announces up to $500,000 in funds from opioid settlements for projects addressing the local opioid crisis. Applications are open for various eligible initiatives until August 9.

Coon Rapids will replace an old water tower near Foley Boulevard with a new cell tower by 2025, with public hearing for concerns scheduled on July 18. A larger water tower is also being constructed elsewhere in the city.

Washington County keeps its AAA bond rating, leading to an estimated $454,000 in interest savings during a $26 million bond sale won by JP Morgan Securities.

Kathy Hedin has been appointed as the new assistant city manager for external services in Bloomington, bringing extensive experience from her previous public service roles.

Ramsey County's Transforming Systems Together initiative will officially integrate with service teams to enhance municipal services and community engagement starting this summer.

Chanhassen expressed thanks for the turnout at the open house for the Market Blvd. project, providing a platform for community engagement on city developments.