Eden Prairie is hosting a recycling event exclusively for residents on May 4, with curbside pickup available throughout May. Fees apply and a valid ID is required.

Volunteers in Battle Creek, Minnesota, joined forces to clean the Mississippi Riverbanks, collecting 104 bags of trash as a show of environmental stewardship during the Mighty Mississippi Clean-up Challenge.

Eden Prairie received a bronze designation from the DOE's Charging Smart program for its electric vehicle initiatives in the areas of planning, regulation, and public education.

Maple Grove offers two clean-up days for residents to dispose of unwanted items, with details on accepted items and costs available on the city's website.

Ramsey partners with the Recycling Association of Minnesota for a sale of recycled compost bins and rain barrels, requiring online preorders for May 1 pickup.

Maple Grove will honor fallen firefighter Mike Paidar during the Light the Night event, joining a national tribute by the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation.

Blaine residents can apply for city grants to upgrade their homes, as reported by North Metro TV. The initiative aims at enhancing the community by assisting with renovation costs.

St. Paul police officers visited the Holocaust Museum in Washington D.C. to strengthen their understanding of history and the importance of integrity in law enforcement.

Eden Prairie introduces a "Students on Commissions" program for high school students to join city committees and learn about public service for the 2024-2025 school year. Applications close May 24.

Plymouth partners with Urban Air Adventure Park to host a sensory-friendly play day, Universal Air, offering a tailored environment for individuals with sensory sensitivities.

Bloomington, Minnesota, ranks in the top 25 of Livability's Top 100 Best Places to Live for its strong economy, low crime, great schools, and balance of urban and natural amenities.

Ramsey's Water Efficiency Rebate Program funds were exhausted by mid-April. The city announced that new grant funds might be available after July 1, 2024.

The City of Minneapolis is seeking members for a new African American Heritage Work Group to document and preserve local African American history. Applications are due by May 12.