Minnetonka City Council endorsed the Hennepin County Hazard Mitigation Plan to improve disaster preparedness and passed resolutions on property and tree maintenance, with a public hearing set for September 9, 2024.

The Coon Rapids City Council took various decisions on community projects, approved a temporary liquor license for a softball tournament, sealed a Comcast franchise deal, and approved infrastructure plans, while denying property rezoning.

Minnesota legislators underwent police training focused on use of force, organized by the Minnesota Chiefs of Police Association to foster understanding of police challenges.

The Saint Paul Police Department celebrates the promotions of Andy Shanley and Jim Yang to Commanders, highlighting Shanley's diverse background and Yang's historic achievement as the department's first Hmong male Commander.

Ramsey County announces early voting availability for the Aug. 13 primary at three locations, highlights community achievements and summer activities, promotes health initiatives, and informs on upcoming events.

Minnesota Senator Nick Frentz announced an additional $1.03 million for four nursing homes to ensure quality care and stability in Senate District 18.

Morrison County has released a schedule of government meetings for the upcoming week, including planning sessions, a focus on 911 services, and various local discussion forums.

Five new officers joined the Blaine Police Department, including two former Community Service Officers and three from other agencies, now entering a Field Training Program.

Minneapolis hosted a one-day early voting event at the Midtown Global Market to boost local election participation, open to all eligible city residents.

Six Rochester nursing homes are set to receive $1.67 million in August as part of a larger $300 million Minnesota care initiative for improved conditions and staffing.

Mankato Police Commander Adam Gray received the Patriot Award for his support of officers with military duties, influenced by Officers Theriault and Susa's recommendations.

Minneapolis allocates over $500,000 to community-based organizations for violence prevention, and pushes for urban revitalization, Safety Ambassadors, and civic engagement initiatives.

Blaine, Minnesota, is proposing zoning code amendments to permit ground-mounted solar systems in residential zones, with a public hearing set for August 14, 2024.