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.

Eden Prairie inaugurated 35 high school students into city commissions, involving them in local governance and decision-making as part of its "Students on Commissions" program.

Coon Rapids Mayor Koch declared June 17 as "Coon Rapids Women of Today Day" and the council waived fees for the 4th of July event and backed educational bonds.

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.

St. Louis Park is offering pickleball lessons at Wolf Park this summer with beginner sessions at $90-$95. The sport's popularity is growing, and the city is investing in its community.

Mankato hosts a free Styrofoam Recycling Event to promote sustainability and reduce waste, inviting residents to recycle clean Styrofoam at Kato Moving & Storage.

Thieves stole $12,000 from Howard Lake American Legion, part of broader spree involving eight individuals charged with 44 felonies for targeting charitable gambling venues in Minnesota.

Two individuals were arrested in Plymouth following a stabbing incident that left a man with serious injuries; police applied a tourniquet before hospitalizing the victim.

Carver County Parks offers a $20 discount on summer recreation programs with code 2025DM, providing activities like kayaking and archery for all ages. Limited spots are available, and registration is open online.

The CSAH 8 bridge over the Crow River in Wright County will close on June 30 for replacement, with detours via Highways 35, 7, 9, and 107 until late fall 2025.

The License Center has adjusted the Class D written test schedule to morning hours due to low afternoon attendance, as detailed on Wright County's website.