The Hilde Nights concert series returns to Plymouth on June 20, featuring the Fabulous Armadillos and other acts covering a range of genres. The free events are sponsored by Gateway Fiber and will include food trucks and beverage stations.

Blaine experienced substantial economic growth in 2024, welcoming over two dozen new businesses and launching revitalization projects, including Northtown Mall's transformation.

Eden Prairie honors three with Human Rights Award, plans to amend MUSA boundary, and showcases community engagement efforts.

Washington County Library announces summer activities to prevent brain drain, including reading programs, cooking, gaming, and performances for all ages.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Minneapolis, with sunny days, possible showers, and consistent temperatures expected through the week.

Officer James T. Sackett, Sr. was commemorated in Saint Paul 55 years after his death. His son Jerel spoke about the profound impact of the loss on families, honoring the sacrifice made by law enforcement.

Construction near Loring Park, including utility work on West 15th St. and Spruce Place, is finishing, with temporary restoration starting soon and full restoration in the coming weeks.

Saint Paul reviews proposed Commercial Development District on White Bear Ave N, seeking public input on plan's alignment with city's Comprehensive Plan.

Minneapolis officials engaged with students from the Public Health Pathways Program, discussing the integration of policy and public health, with a focus on mentorship and real-world applications.

James Taylor Jr. was arrested in Duluth for stabbing a man, and faces multiple charges, including assault. The victim is hospitalized but stable. The investigation continues.

The Downtown Duluth Public Library branch closed early due to a plumbing issue, with plans to reopen the following day.

U.S. public health workforce is understaffed and underfunded, affecting the response to health threats like bird flu, measles, and COVID-19, says University of Minnesota experts.

A judge halted President Trump's executive order to lay off 1,300 Department of Education employees, upholding a lawsuit against it as crucial federal duties were at stake.