The Blaine Police Department is seeking new officers to join the force. Eligible candidates should apply by June 28, 2024, and can find more information on the department's Facebook page or by emailing [email protected].

The Morrison County Board of Commissioners has announced a series of public meetings occurring from June 9 to June 14, covering diverse topics including support for military families and county infrastructure.

Officer Ryan Hodge was named the 2024 Glen Lake Optimist Officer of the Year by the Minnetonka Police for his service and initiatives, including mentorship and a drone program.

Christina Rost has been named the permanent Director of Ramsey County Veterans Services, transitioning from her interim role since 2022 and building on her history of veteran support.

Minneapolis mourns Officer Jamal Mitchell, honoring him at a Fifth Precinct memorial; residents show support amidst a tentative police reform agreement.

Duluth has transferred its electrical permitting and inspection duties to the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry to centralize the process and improve efficiency.

Saint Paul Police Department honored members for their service. Officer Keng Her was named 2023 Officer of the Year, Sergeant Laurie Finnegan was awarded Detective of the Year, and Alyssa Arcand received Professional Employee of the Year.

The Saint Paul City Council has scheduled a public hearing on proposed Zoning Code amendments aimed at enhancing the pedestrian-friendliness of East Grand Avenue.

Minneapolis calls for proposals for its 2025 9% Housing Tax Credit program aimed at financing affordable housing projects, with a deadline of July 25, 2024. Applications must be submitted via SharePoint.

The Duluth Police's 'Get Hooked on Fishing' program is receiving an $8,000 donation from the Larry and Donna Pulkrabek Foundation to continue building community relations.

Blaine City Council is set to hold a public hearing regarding Pizza Pub Prime's liquor license application on June 17, 2024, inviting residents to express their positions.

Minneapolis's e-bike rebate program faced technical issues on its launch day, prompting a temporary suspension of the application process. The city promised updates and is working to resolve the issues.

Minnesota has launched a stipend program for student teachers, authored by State Senator Heather Gustafson, to ease financial burdens and support nearly 900 aspiring teachers.