St. Louis Park's free Summer Concert Series begins with The Beatnik Brothers on July 2 at Veterans' Memorial Amphitheater, featuring various artists throughout the summer. Call 952.924.2567 for weather updates.

Chuck Wettergren, with over four decades of service, is honored by Ramsey County for advancing digital equity.

Ramsey County Juvenile Probation will host two summer events: "Voices of Resilience" storytelling on July 16 and "Youth Explosion" celebration on August 16 to support justice-impacted youth.

Keller Regional Park reopens its renovated Tuj Lub courts with a celebration planned for September 20, 2025, featuring new facilities and inclusive space.

The Plymouth Police Department shared a weekly update detailing their law enforcement activities, including 726 incidents, 17 arrests, 30 accidents, and 46 traffic stops, showcasing the variety of demands on officers.

The Bloomington Police Department in MN is offering a free meal from Outback Steak House to one community group for National Night Out on August 5, aiming to strengthen community relationships.

A Minnesota Department of Health survey shows 72% of Minnesotans view Medicaid as vital, amidst discussions of federal cuts that could strip many of their coverage.

Rice County law enforcement starts a speed enforcement campaign on local highways to reduce fatal accidents associated with speeding and other causes.

A temporary Recycling & Compost Center has opened in Maple Lake, Wright County, to help residents dispose of brush and leaves after a storm. The center operates with extended hours to accommodate increased yard waste.

Motorists in Hennepin County, take note: beginning July 1, your commute around Hopkins Crossroad might be slightly more complicated...

Eden Prairie Officer Chad Streiff arrested three impaired drivers in one shift, earning a personalized hockey stick as recognition for his "Hat Trick" of DWI arrests.

Minnesota motorcyclists can now legally lane split and filter through traffic, subject to speed limits and specific conditions, following new legislation. Traffic safety officials urge road users to familiarize themselves with the rules.

Anissa Cope was fatally stabbed; the suspect Corddarro Cope was arrested and faces charges. The case is ongoing and the Duluth community mourns the loss.