The University of Minnesota Extension Master Gardeners will hold their spring plant sale on May 31 in Minneapolis, with a similar event on May 17 in Hutchinson.

Trump administration revokes $1.9M grant from Rochester Schools meant for mental health services, citing diversity language issues. Senator Boldon criticizes this action.

Senator Maye Quade demands the release of Newark Mayor Ras Baraka and others arrested by immigration agents, criticizing federal actions and Republican complicity.

Two storage facilities in Morrison County were burglarized; about 15 units were hit, with law enforcement suspecting at least three people involved. The Sheriff's office is investigating.

A section of Plymouth Road will be closed May 14-16 for construction, with detours in place. Contact Construction Coordinator Chris Smith for more information.

Scott County is working with lawmakers to avoid local tax increases, streamline services, and cut bureaucracy, highlighting efforts by Senator Pratt and Representative Tabke.

A sinkhole in Saint Paul has closed a section of West 7th Street, causing traffic disruption and potential business impact, with repairs expected to last two months.

Minnesota's turtles are beginning their annual nesting journey, prompting drivers to be cautious on the roads to aid conservation efforts and protect the slow-breeding species.

Ramsey County launches the fourth Inclusive Workplaces Cohort, focusing on enhancing diversity and inclusion in businesses through executive leadership coaching.

Minneapolis Police arrested a suspect with a warrant for 2nd degree murder, following surveillance and a coordinated effort between the department's CRT and FED teams.

X2 Pastries, run by Xiong Xiong and Xiong Thao, will open in Saint Paul in July 2025 with MCCD's financial support, expanding from market sales to a permanent bakery location.

The HPC discussed the nomination of Hamm's Brewery as a historic district, allowing public input within specific guidelines. The meeting's structure was detailed in an agenda released online.

Minnesota's Senate Taxes Committee approved a tax proposal designed to modernize the state's economy and support education, agriculture, and reduce property taxes while maintaining the Child Tax Credit.