Minnesota's Senate passed Senate File 2511, a liquor policy that allows cities to create social districts where alcohol can be consumed outdoors. The bill aims to boost local economies and support small businesses.

The Morrison County Board of Commissioners announces a week of public meetings, discussing topics from urban planning to education, emphasizing transparency and community involvement.

Wright County Sheriff's arrest report detailed DWIs, domestic assaults, and other crimes, including Theodore James III's and Connor Janisch's arrests, hinting at public safety concerns.

The Minnesota Department of Transportation has started a $9.4 million infrastructure project on Hwy. 12, affecting commuting in Howard Lake, Waverly, and Montrose.

Blaine Public Works will start annual fire hydrant flushing on May 5th to maintain water quality and hydrant readiness, with potential temporary water discoloration and pressure drops.

Riverwind Park is offering a "Beginners Pickleball Class" on May 3 to teach new players the basics of the game, providing equipment and tips on local play opportunities.

Bloomington partners with a nonprofit to build a new veterans memorial at Harrison Park, offering educational resources and honoring military service.

Ramsey County seeks public suggestions for naming a new mental health outreach vehicle, with a prize for the winner. Contest ends May 25, with the reveal at an event on May 31.

Minneapolis weather forecast predicts clear skies and a warming trend, with occasional chances of showers and steady winds. The upcoming week indicates highs reaching into the 80s.

Metro Transit is proposing to replace the Northstar Commuter Rail with flexible bus services and seeks public input through an online survey and meetings.

The Plymouth Fire Department is recruiting part-time/on-call firefighters with no experience necessary, offering flexible roles with training, hourly wages, and a pension. Interested individuals can apply from April 28 to June 29.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey announces a citywide student dance program revival, aiming for equitable arts access in public schools and recreation centers, funded by the ACA Bridge Fund for Dance.

Rice Creek Commons project begins with a groundbreaking ceremony for Micro Control Company's new facility on the former Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant site.