Minneapolis invites feedback on 1st Avenue N redesign during an Open House at the Central Library on June 10, ensuring community input shapes the project.

Minneapolis is hosting Bryant Avenue Planting Day for greening the city and helping wildlife on June 7, where volunteers can plant flowers and improve rain gardens.

A suspect was arrested for an attempted armed robbery at a Minneapolis liquor store after police and employees coordinated using surveillance footage. The non-violent arrest followed a successful warrant operation.

Minneapolis police apprehended a woman with drugs and paraphernalia during a surveillance operation; she also had an existing warrant in Anoka County.

The Eden Prairie Community Center unveils summer activities, including fitness classes, member perks, a Parkinson's Resource Fair, and a Party for Pride event. They also welcome Josh Rockey as the new Recreation Supervisor.

Emergency services responded to a vehicle-pedestrian collision in Brooklyn Park, where a juvenile sustained minor injuries and was hospitalized. The driver cooperated with the police investigation. No charges have been announced.

City officials remind residents to prepare for Recycling Week and introduce organics recycling, emphasizing correct recycling practices and cart placement.

Rice County Public Health warns about the dangers of summer heatwaves, emphasizing that heat is the top weather-related killer in the U.S. They recommend staying hydrated, avoiding exertion, and knowing symptoms of heat illnesses.

Minneapolis will experience mixed weather, starting with high temperatures and sunny skies, then shifting to potential thunderstorms and concerns about air quality due to smoke from wildfires.

Apple Valley has set parking rules for private property, mandating parked vehicles be on improved surfaces and limiting the number to four, but allowing up to six with a permit. Recreational and non-passenger vehicles face restrictions.

Washington County is holding a household hazardous waste and electronics disposal event on October 11 at Lily Lake Ice Arena, offering free recycling and shredding services.

Minneapolis officials reaffirm sanctuary city status, refusing to help federal law enforcement target immigrants, despite being placed on a sanctuary watch list by the Trump administration.

The Minneapolis Police Department honored Officer Jamal Mitchell on the anniversary of his death, who was shot while responding to a call and is now remembered with a banner on the MPD flag.