Ramsey County welcomed 35 interns through Saint Paul's Right Track program, offering youths aged 14-21 diverse work experiences in 22 county operations.

Kids learn safety at Riley Lake Park's Safety Camp, with lessons from police and fire departments on personal safety, poison control, and internet safety, despite rainy weather. The camp also covers bike, fire, and animal safety.

Coon Rapids, Minnesota is hiring full-time, seasonal street maintenance workers, promoting the roles via social media to enhance parks, streets, and infrastructure.

Mankato improves its youth transit program, Kato-Go Play, by collaborating with My Place Mankato Youth Place INC to streamline kids' transportation services.

The Saint Paul community grieves Metro Transit Police Lt. Beverly Rodriguez, who served eight years and was known for her compassion and work with the homeless.

Minneapolis Police Chief hosts a successful inaugural Community BBQ at Tawfiq Islamic Center to foster relations with residents, with more events planned for the summer.

This article details Eden Prairie's summer events, including the "Brigadoon" theatre production, a military salute concert, "Sparklefest," Fourth of July celebrations, and a Johnny Cash tribute by "Church of Cash," evoking community and patriotism.

Coon Rapids Police invite families to a safety event with fun activities and prizes to engage the community and promote safety awareness on Northdale Blvd.

The Maple Grove Fire Department is recruiting new firefighters, offering to train candidates with no prior experience and inviting them to join its 50-year tradition of community service.

The Minnetonka Fire Department offers a program to loan AEDs to residents for community events to increase cardiac arrest survival rates, with guidelines and training provided.

The Scott County Fair, held from July 23-27, promises fun activities like rides, games, live music, and agricultural exhibits, with new events including the FFA Tractor Driving competition.

The renovated Johnsville Library reopens with new features, including a study room, child-friendly book bins, updated furnishings, and a series of summer events.

The Maple Grove Police Department hosts a Teen Academy for 28 teens to experience law enforcement work, including CSI, K-9 demonstrations, and simulated SWAT operations.