Duske Dairy in Waverly has been named the 2024 Wright County Farm Family of the Year for significant contributions to dairy farming, community engagement, and agricultural advocacy.

The Scott County Sheriff's Office is hosting "Night to Unite" on August 6th to enhance community-police relations, with festivities and law enforcement visits planned.

The Minneapolis community mourns Officer Jamal Mitchell, remembered by his partner Tori Myslajek on Facebook for his dedication to family and public service. Details of his death are unspecified; a memorial is planned.

Minnesota's DNR hosts a license-free fishing weekend and offers free entry to all state parks on Saturday, as detailed by Wright County's announcement.

Eden Prairie Parks and Recreation department offers a range of summer camps for children, including sports, safety lessons, and archery, focusing on skill development, character building, and social interaction.

Highway 55 and 169 face weekend closures in the Bay Area for a pavement improvement project and bridge demolition, with detours via I-394, I-494, and I-94.

The City of Plymouth announces its free Summer Beach Series event at Parkers Lake Park, featuring activities like water slides and paddleboarding, plus various food trucks on June 21.

Minneapolis seeks public input on repurposing the former 3rd Police Precinct into a democratic hub with voter services and community space, aiming to open by 2026.

Anoka County offers a free six-week Recycling Ambassador program to educate residents on waste reduction and recycling, aiming to create community leaders in sustainability.

The City Hall is hosting a free HOA Workshop for residents and board members to discuss community management, legal compliance, and more, with breakfast and lunch included.

Dan and Traci Torgerson were honored by the Wright County Board for their dedicated foster care service since 2011, having welcomed over 70 children and adopted two.

Woodbury reminds residents to follow the lawn watering schedule, limiting watering to certain days and times, with technology upgrades and permits available for special circumstances.

Minneapolis allocates over $315,000 to 16 community projects for urban agriculture and food waste prevention as part of a plan to reduce climate pollution by 2030.