Local 363 members have approved a new contract for full-time and seasonal Minneapolis park workers, pending final Park Board Commissioners' approval on August 7.

Bloomington residents are invited to share their ideas for Moir Park's future at a city event on August 7, aimed at involving the community in the park's redevelopment.

The Brooklyn Park EDA is seeking public input on the 610 Corridor's urban development project, with a Request for Qualifications open for community feedback to shape the area's future.

Brooklyn Park offers a summer full of diverse activities, including free food events, music festivals, youth wellness programs, sports camps, and more, aiming to promote health, skill development, and community engagement.

Five Minneapolis beaches are closed due to high E. coli levels; however, other beaches remain open with safe water conditions. The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (MPRB) advises caution and provides resources on water quality.

North Mississippi Regional Park offers August day camps for kids, with activities like "River Romp" and "Adventure Challenge" focusing on outdoor education and skills.

The Metro Council reported 69 million visits to regional parks and trails in 2023, with high attendance at Minneapolis Chain of Lakes and other popular sites despite a slight increase in visits from the previous year.

Webber Natural Swimming Pool closed due to an individual dumping a white substance into the water, leading to a hazmat investigation and no set reopening date.

Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board seeks public input on redesigning Minnehaha Falls' south side, focusing on improving worn paths and viewing platforms.

Wright County is organizing a special duck hunting event for disabled veterans at Robert Ney Regional Park, with support from various community organizations. Applications for the hunt are due by September 16.

Eagan city parks have added AEDs for emergency cardiac care, enhancing safety for visitors with community support.

The MPRB is planning to renovate the deteriorating south side of Minnehaha Falls and is seeking community input through public open houses and an online survey.

The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board and Local 363 Union are at odds over contract terms, leading to a prolonged strike with debates on wage increases and worker rights.