MinnesotaCare is resuming monthly premiums after a pandemic pause, affecting 46,000 low-income enrollees starting June 13, as announced by the Minnesota Department of Human Services.

The St. Louis Park gardening swap event scheduled for June 4 has been canceled due to upcoming storms, with alternatives proposed for participants to exchange plants.

The AASD and DSD announce a two-day "Culture of Safety" training on June 24-25, 2024, for those involved with 245D-licensed facilities and related services, focusing on improving safety measures.

Joe Johnson has been appointed as the new Director of Emergency Services in Rice County, bringing his extensive experience and local roots to the role.

St. Louis Park is gearing up for the Parktacular Festival, featuring a parade, concerts, eco-activities, and a new pickleball tournament, among other events from June 14-16.

The Savage Library in Minnesota is celebrating its grand re-opening on June 18th with a ribbon-cutting, live music, and self-guided tours of the updated facilities.

Ramsey County has designated June 2024 as Pride Month, reaffirming its commitment to LGBTQIA2S+ inclusivity and diversity within its community and workforce.

The University of Minnesota study finds that improving supply chain management can enhance health care access for women in rural areas, with a new distribution model reducing contraceptive stock-outs by 30%.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office reported arrests for DWI, domestic assault, and other offenses ending June 3rd, with notable cases like a fugitive arrest and multiple substance-related charges.

A mother and two children were involved in a potential drowning incident on the Crow River in Wright County, with one child in critical condition despite wearing a lifejacket.

The Eagan Community Center is set for a transformation, which includes relocating the fitness center and adding new spaces, with minimal disruption expected during the renovation set to complete in 2026.

The Minnetonka community prepares for Night to Unite on Aug. 6, inviting residents to register their parties for a chance to interact with local officials and participate in a police photo contest.

Eden Prairie announces a series of free summer events including jazz festivals, concerts, plays, movies in the park, and a 4th of July celebration with a drone show, beginning June 9.