Bloomington residents are invited to take the National Community Survey to share their opinions on city services and quality of life, helping inform city decisions. Participation is confidential with an optional request for an email.

Minneapolis council member Aurin Chowdhury is hosting "Community Office Hours" at Sister' Sludge Coffee Cafe to engage with constituents on June 11th from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM.

St. Louis Park invites residents for a community walk at Westwood Hills Nature Center on June 14, with monthly gatherings planned at different locations.

Apple Valley Police and local anglers host "Casting With the Cops," a community fishing event aimed at building positive relationships between law enforcement and locals.

The Coon Rapids Connection summer edition covers local updates on safety, events, and community projects, including the 4th of July Celebration and new safety measures at Crooked Lake Park.

The Grand Day Parade, part of Parktacular in St. Louis Park, Minnesota, is set for June 14 with festivities and traffic considerations detailed by the city.

Mankato Police and Fire congratulate the Class of 2025 and highlight the work of School Resource Officers Wilkins and Mohr for their positive impact on students.

Coon Rapids, MN is offering a free mobile recreation program, Rec on the Spot, for kids aged 5-14 in city parks until August 14, with no registration required, sponsored by CharitAble MN.

Bloomington Police Department, MN, hosts "Cops and Cones," a community event with ice cream and games to foster positive police-community interactions.

Study finds planting shade trees can cut summer energy bills by up to 50%, according to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources and Eden Prairie report.

Eden Prairie mourns the death of Retired Fire Captain Mark VandenBerghe, who passed away after a battle with cancer, leaving a legacy of over three decades of service.

Maple Grove Police honored Al Freng for a decade of leadership at the North Metro Regional Public Safety Training Facility, underlining his role in its $17.2 million expansion.

The Maple Grove Police celebrated 5th graders graduating from the DARE program, highlighting the life skills taught and the special lunch with the Police Chief for standout students.