The Duluth Fire Department responded to a fire in an empty building; no injuries were reported, the damage is unknown, and an investigation is underway.

Blaine's new ordinance mandates stormwater runoff management to prevent pollution and overflow, relaxing pre- and post-construction testing but enforcing "no net increase" or "net reduction" standards.

Coon Rapids Recycling Center will close for Juneteenth, resuming services on June 20. The closure honors the holiday, with information available on their website.

Scott County libraries are receiving technology upgrades, including new printers, copiers, and a computer reservation system, with temporary service disruptions during installation.

Blaine and Anoka County are modifying roads for a new entertainment district, with changes including a ¾ access at 109th Avenue/Jenkins Street and a right-in/right-out at 106th Lane NE/Radisson Road to improve safety and traffic flow.

Bloomington Family Aquatic Center set to open June 19 after a leak delay. Repair work has ensured a safe, fun environment for the season.

Bloomington Planning Commission invites community input on relocating Blue Sky School through a public hearing on July 10, 2025, at 1800 West Old Shakopee Road or online.

Burnsville, MN will host a free dodgeball event in Colonial Park on June 20, encouraging participants to bring sneakers and water for a morning of fun.

St. Louis Park offers free outdoor yoga classes at the Veterans' Memorial Amphitheater on Thursdays and Saturdays from June 19 to July 31 and June 28 to August 2, respectively.

Road closures and parking restrictions are expected in Duluth for the upcoming Grandma's Marathon, with notices of how this will affect traffic patterns and parking.

The Brooklyn Park Police Department was commended for their professionalism and bravery in the aftermath of a shooting, leading to the arrest of a suspect after a standoff.

Minnesota legislators issued a statement addressing their grief and the need to improve Capitol security following the assassination of the Hortmans and emphasized their commitment to safety. They also thanked law enforcement for their service.

A kitchen fire in a residence on 65th Ave. was quickly contained by firefighters with no injuries reported, and without the need for additional support from neighboring departments.