Bloomington marks National Homeownership Month with educational workshops and a new Home Improvement Loan Program to support affordable and equitable housing.

Bloomington's senior programs at Creekside will move to Logan Lodge ahead of the new Wellness Center construction, with most activities transitioning seamlessly to minimize disruption.

Bloomington, Minnesota, is installing a wildlife-friendly archpipe under East Bush Lake Road to create safer crossings for turtles and reduce road accidents. The road will be temporarily closed for construction ahead of a resurfacing project.

Bloomington is hosting Healthy Living & Sustainability Fairs this summer, offering resources, expert advice, and free items like compost bins and LED bulbs to promote eco-friendly living.

Smoke from Canadian wildfires is affecting air quality in Minneapolis, leading to health alerts and forecasted precipitation with gradual weather improvements expected.

The Arts in the Parks: Summer Fete on July 3 at Normandale Lake Park, Bloomington, will feature art, music, family activities, and a large fireworks display.

Blaine Police Department announces a traffic safety initiative with daily focuses on issues like distracted driving and DWI, shared via social media with hashtags #BlainePD, #TZD, and #BlaineMN.

Registration for fall sports programs in Saint Paul Parks and Recreation is open, with free soccer, flag football, and lacrosse for 9+, but fees apply for kids under 9. Early Bird Discount available. Sign up by June 30 or until full.

Carver County Parks is accepting reservations for various event venues for 2026, including outdoor and formal spaces, which can be booked online or by contacting them directly.

Carver County Parks' new Nordic Walking Club for adults 50+ encourages fitness and socialization with walks every Monday from June 16 to August 25. Registration offers an early bird discount.

Lori Halbur, a social worker in Coon Rapids Police Department, offers support for issues like mental health and food insecurity. Residents can meet her monthly at the Anoka County Library.

Captain Brady Madson retires from the Coon Rapids Police Department after over three decades of service, with a role progression from Reserve Officer to Captain, as shared in a social media post.

Carver County Parks announces a summer camp program at Lake Minnewashta Regional Park for teens, featuring archery, paddle sports, and other outdoor activities.