Brooklyn Park invites residents to attend summer town hall forums for community engagement with the Mayor and Council Members, starting June 17 at Hennepin Technical College.

St. Paul's BZA addressed property variance requests, approving some, like a religious institution conversion, while denying others, based on zoning regulations.

Plymouth introduces a new cricket pitch at The Meadows Playfield with amenities like pickleball, tennis courts, sledding hill, and more during a ribbon-cutting event on June 17.

Minneapolis Parks has announced a series of Juneteenth events, including live performances, arts, sports, and educational activities at Bethune and Peavey Parks, aimed at celebrating African American culture.

Minnesota Senate passes a bill setting standards for data centers on local investment, union jobs, and adherence to environmental regulations in energy use.

Minnesota's Senate passed a $700 million infrastructure bill with bipartisan support, affecting colleges and more, awaiting Governor Walz's signature.

Bloomington City Council plans a public hearing on June 30, 2025, to discuss re-platting at three properties, focusing on vacating easements for clear title.

The Minnesota Senate passed the 2025 Jobs and Labor budget bill, which aims to improve worker protections and expand labor resources, through the efforts of Senator Jen McEwen.

Kenneth Fischer, 66, was airlifted to hospital after his motorcycle hit a deer on Basil Road near Swanville, Minnesota.

Eden Prairie reminds residents of rules on watering, trimmings, outdoor storage, pet leashes, and noise from power equipment.

St. Croix Bluffs and Point Douglas beaches closed due to toxic blue-green algae; officials warn against water contact and advise keeping pets away. Park facilities remain open.

Minneapolis anticipates a week of storms and potential severe weather, with heavy rain, thunder, and threats of hail and strong winds, amidst ongoing air quality issues from wildfire smoke.

The Arbor Lakes Art Fair in Maple Grove, MN is scheduled for June 21-22, offering art, live music, children's activities, and food. Hosted by The Shoppes at Arbor Lakes and the Maple Grove Arts Center, the event supports local talent.