City Council secured $6.2M in bonds and adopted resolutions for environmental initiatives, including accepting a grant for a CCTV truck to monitor city infrastructure.

Scott County officials warn against a proposed $93 million reallocation of transportation funds that could reduce their budget and compromise the acclaimed 2023 transportation bill, citing lack of transparency and public input in the process.

Minneapolis faces intermittent showers and thunderstorms with highs in the 70s. The National Weather Service forecasts fluctuating chances of rain and partly to mostly sunny skies throughout the week.

St. Louis Park prepares for Juneteenth with events like the Wounded Healers Production, Juneteenth Jam, Rollin' at the ROC, and Black Storytellers Alliance, celebrating African American freedom and culture.

Two individuals were detained during a high-risk search warrant execution by officers at Ridgebrook Apartment related to a weapons investigation. No injuries were reported.

Firefighter Deelia Guite's experience with a deadly fire in St. Cloud reveals the mental health challenges facing firefighters, including the risk of PTSD and depression.

N. Central Avenue in Duluth is under construction, causing lane closures and requiring detours until June 13. Drivers are advised to plan for delays and consult the city's website for updates.

Duluth Police enhanced their online crime map to be mobile-friendly, providing residents with a tool to view local crime incidents easily on any device.

Mark Schneiderhan, a psychiatric pharmacist and professor, debunked myths about mental health medications, emphasizing their safe use, the need for patience, and the importance of a holistic treatment approach including therapy and lifestyle changes.

The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board will install semi-permanent athletic field fences at Todd Park next week, enhancing the sports facilities for the 2025 diamond sports season.

The Mary Ann Young Center in Blaine offers a range of activities and support specifically tailored for seniors, fostering connection and engagement within the community.

Federal operation in Minneapolis involved heavy law enforcement and has upset the community, contradicting local policies by involving local police in immigration enforcement.

Coon Rapids, Minnesota is hiring a Building Inspector focused on mechanical and energy systems, to ensure construction standards and engage with the community on building codes.