CenterPoint Energy begins installing a new natural gas main in Golden Valley, resulting in restricted parking and sidewalk closures, with residents encouraged to plan accordingly.

BCA revealed identities in St. Cloud use-of-force case: Kyeon Royale Hill, shot by Officer Schreiner, and Officer Gauerke who used a Taser. Incident involved knife threat, with BCA investigating the event.

Local firefighters quickly contained a morning fire on 9037 Moorland Chase Ave., preventing injuries or major damage.

The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board updated its policy to include cannabis regulation, prohibiting smoking and vaping of cannabis in parks, and defined rules for the sale of THC-infused edibles and beverages.

Rice County Public Health is hosting a car seat clinic on May 19 to help parents ensure their car seats are installed correctly and offer possible free upgrades.

Minnesota is facing a significant road construction season with MnDOT announcing 180 road and bridge projects, plus 51 affecting other transportation infrastructure.

The Minnesota Senate passed a bipartisan energy policy and budget package aimed at achieving 100% carbon-free electricity by 2040, with allocations for various green projects and support for state energy regulators.

Morrison County announces a series of meetings from May 11-17, 2025, with some events, including a Yellow Ribbon event and various committee meetings, despite a planning session cancellation.

Xcel Energy reports tritium levels near EPA standards at a well 40 feet deep, affirming no impact on the Mississippi River or drinking water. They continue remediation efforts while ensuring community safety during the plant's refueling outage.

Apple Valley hosts Watchdog Walkers event on June 4 to involve dog walkers in community safety. The gathering includes pet-friendly vendors, safety tips, and free gifts, with dog licenses available for purchase.

The article discusses Building Safety Month, highlighting home safety measures and disaster preparedness advice from the International Code Council, including fire escape planning, electrical safety, and creating emergency kits.

The Coon Rapids Sustainability Commission invites residents to join its Sustainable Garden Tour on July 19, showcasing eco-friendly backyards. Applications are due June 15.

Chanhassen approves the Bluffs Community Center design team, with a groundbreaking set for 2026, and encourages resident involvement in the development process.