Rice County, Minnesota, is recruiting an individual to join the Minnesota GreenCorps this fall to work on environmental initiatives, with benefits including a stipend and health insurance.

The Coon Rapids Women of Today are hosting a Hygiene and Food Drive to support the city's disadvantaged youth, aiming to replicate last year's impactful $20,000 donation to Hope 4 Youth.

Minneapolis revives its pedestrian-only weekend nights in the Warehouse District, featuring entertainment and food trucks, to boost downtown vibrancy.

The Anoka County News covers local updates including 50 years of emergency dispatch services, a new maintenance shop, county legislative strategies, and highlights the achievements of the 4-H Green Superheroes of Science.

Minneapolis invites the public to discuss accessibility for residents with disabilities on June 17, especially concerning services, programs, and structures.

Minneapolis promotes road safety through a "20 is plenty" campaign, offering free yard signs to encourage adherence to lower speed limits and reduce traffic accidents. Signs are available at various city locations.

The Nine Mile Creek Community Celebration in Bloomington, rescheduled due to weather, is happening on June 5 to engage residents in the Moving Bloomington Forward initiative and Nine Mile Creek Corridor project. Activities and food are provided.

The Renter Rights Resource Fair, featuring legal advice and other services, will be held on Tuesday, June 4, 2024, in Minneapolis, with a free meal provided by Afro Deli.

Eden Prairie Police host "Coffee with a Cop" on June 11 for community engagement at Caribou Coffee, fostering dialogue between residents and officers.

Cottage Grove has opened the Meadow Grass Community Garden, a joint effort to combat food scarcity and strengthen community ties, reflecting the area’s diverse culture and green initiatives.

Eden Prairie's drinking water surpasses federal standards according to the 2023 Drinking Water Report, ensuring safe and reliable water for residents.

Eden Prairie Police conducted 34 human trafficking stings since 2016, arresting 362 people and helping 106 victims. The city hosts the Stop the Trafficking Run to raise funds for victim support.

Minneapolis opens applications for the NOAH Preservation Fund loans to support affordable rental housing and prevent displacement, with a deadline set for July 29.