Maple Grove's Summer Safety Fair, set for June 26, offers educational exhibits, emergency vehicle tours, and refreshments. The fire and police departments aim to engage the community in public safety in a fun and interactive way.

St. Louis Park, Minnesota is engaging residents in strategic planning, inviting them to share their visions for the city’s future and participate in surveys to influence policy and urban development.

St. Louis Park is promoting a Rain Garden Maintenance Workshop on July 17, teaching locals how to care for these eco-friendly gardens, with a focus on water conservation and pollution reduction.

Minneapolis officials hosted a Naloxone training event to educate residents on responding to opioid overdoses, signaling an ongoing commitment to public health.

Bloomington prepares for a Juneteenth event with performances, food, and educational activities at Valley View Middle School, featuring a walking museum and live entertainment.

The City of Coon Rapids is hiring a full-time IT Technician, as announced on their Facebook page, to handle PC support, network administration, and various IT projects.

Coon Rapids High School's All-Class Reunion scheduled for July 2, coinciding with the 4th of July celebrations, promises nostalgia and community bonding for alumni.

Eden Prairie hosts various community events including "Brigadoon" by the Eden Prairie Players, Community Drop-Off Day, a "Party for Pride" event, "Coffee with a Cop," and the Minnesota Sinfonia's KidStock concert.

Brooklyn Park and Champlin officials host a healing event for community members affected by recent events, offering supportive resources and discussions for recovery.

Apple Valley introduces lawn watering restrictions to conserve water during the summer, with exemptions for certain activities and newly planted vegetation.

Detective Armando Sanchez of Minnetonka High School has been honored with the Skipper of the Year award for his role in leadership and fostering a secure school environment.

Burnsville's City Hall expansion has begun, marked by a groundbreaking ceremony and visible construction progress, with minimal disruption to city operations.

The City of Bloomington ranked No. 45 in the Top Workplaces in Minnesota for 2025, recognized for excellent workplace culture and employee engagement.