Josh Rockey is leaving his position as Recreation Specialist at the Senior Center to become Recreation Supervisor at the Eden Prairie Community Center.

The article highlights the contributions of three Minnesota Department of Public Safety employees, Bob Lahr, Sheila Thao, and Vernitta Moore, detailing their impact on public safety and community service.

The Dakota County Board of Commissioners awarded the 2025 Public Health Achievement Awards to local environmental clubs, Ann Bailey for her advocacy, and The Open Door for combating hunger.

The Minnesota Senate unanimously passed a DWI bill reform following a fatal crash, extending the lookback period for offenses to 20 years and updating ignition interlock program requirements.

Wright County releases an interactive map to help drivers navigate local road construction projects, detailing each project's specifics and providing links to further information.

Wright County has proclaimed May 4-10 as Correctional Officer and Employee Week, recognizing the contributions of these professionals to public safety and penal facilities.

Eden Prairie Schools received the 2025 Heritage Preservation Award for their work in local history, including the centennial celebration and events at the Historic Gym.

Burnsville police responded to a fatal stabbing of a 32-year-old woman, suspect arrested by Lakeville Police; the community is reassured as the investigation continues.

Plymouth is hosting the Beaches and Bonfires event with live music by Dirty Shorts Brass Band, food trucks, and bonfires at East Medicine Lake Park on May 22.

Bloomington City Council will hold a public hearing on May 19 to discuss changes to utility franchise fees and allow for community input via various platforms.

Bloomington City Council to hold a public hearing on May 19, 2025, to discuss changes to housing regulations concerning ADUs, two-family dwellings, and townhouses.

Mankato seeks resident input on Balcerzak Drive's future through an online survey to improve safety and access.

Maple Grove Police urge residents to light porches blue during National Police Week to honor fallen officers; local stores provide blue bulbs for public support.