Bloomington hosts a Somali-language Healthy Living and Sustainability Fair at Oxboro Library to engage diverse communities in environmental and health education.

The City of Bloomington was recognized as the 45th top workplace in Minnesota for 2025, based on a survey focusing on employee satisfaction and engagement.

Minneapolis seeks public input on a proposed pedestrian mall for 38th & Chicago, with an open house on Aug. 19 at Chicago Ave Shops to discuss design, operation, and tax implications. Feedback will be reviewed by the City Council on Dec. 4, 2025.

Seagate Technology is enhancing its sustainability efforts, with employees like Alex Schilling leading eco-friendly initiatives and community engagement in environmental stewardship.

The Stricker family has a strong lineage in the Minnesota State Patrol, with Brett Stricker continuing the legacy as a chief warrant officer in the flight section, following his father and sister's footsteps.

Bloomington launches the Stop Food Waste Challenge to encourage residents to reduce food waste, save money, and promote eco-friendly habits through practical everyday actions.

Eden Prairie Liquors is holding a public vote to name a new berry-flavored THC edible, narrowing down 801 suggestions to three: "Little Berry on the Prairie," "Eden BerrieZzz," "Prairie Dreamin'." Voting takes place on Facebook until August 8.

The Carver County Sheriff's Office, Chanhassen Fire Department, and the local Lions Club hosted foreign exchange students for cultural exchange and community engagement.

Mankato Public Safety trained with the Minnesota Air Rescue Team at Jaycee Park, improving their aerial rescue skills and techniques for future emergencies.

Storme Dunn was honored at a Saint Paul event for her crucial behind-the-scenes work in the Police Department's Special Operations Unit, ensuring smooth community events.

Minneapolis residents can purchase low-cost trees to plant in their yard through the City Trees Sale, which promotes urban greenery and community benefits.

The article provides guidelines from a city notice about accessory structures in Apple Valley, noting size regulations, permit requirements, and maintenance expectations for backyard additions.

Hardwood Creek Library in Forest Lake is preparing for a Fix-it Clinic on October 11 to promote sustainability. Open to the public for repairs, the clinic encourages volunteer participation and seeks additional volunteers with repair skills.