Minneapolis closes city offices for Juneteenth, including 311 and the Service Center, but emergency services and garbage/recycling collection continue as usual. Parking meters won't be enforced, except in some areas.

Washington County Board of Commissioners approved a $26 million bond sale for capital projects, retaining a AAA bond rating, and highlighted community initiatives in their recent meeting.

Capt. Chris Wood of the Eden Prairie Police Department completes a prestigious 10-week training at the FBI National Academy, focusing on law enforcement leadership and strategies.

The Minneapolis police union contract discussion and public hearing at the AEO Committee are rescheduled to June 25th due to cancellation. Public participation is encouraged, with options to speak at the meeting or provide written comments.

The Minnesota Click It or Ticket campaign issued 1,922 seat belt and 108 child restraint citations to improve road safety and compliance with seat belt laws.

Minnesota has passed the Minnesota Debt Fairness Act, prohibiting withholding care for debt and protecting patients from automatic debt transfer to spouses and negative credit reporting.

Legislators from 10 states and Senator John Hoffman met to discuss child welfare policy improvements, focusing on the well-being of state-cared children, at the "Child Welfare, Reimagined" event.

Angela Blomquist is appointed to the Dakota-Scott Workforce Development Board to help with employment and training initiatives in Dakota and Scott counties.

Plymouth County Correctional Facility welcomed a new cohort of officers, BCCO 64-24, after a 12-week academy, praised by Sheriff McDonald for their integrity and professionalism.

Minneapolis debuted a regional park and discussed police reform, while honoring a fallen officer and addressing housing and community initiatives.

Recruit Cordarius Boyd was sworn in as a police officer with the Saint Paul Police Department after missing his graduation due to U.S. Army Reserve training, receiving accolades for Top Gun and fitness.

Minneapolis is under scrutiny after a police shooting, with the BCA investigating. The City Council is discussing the police contract and budget changes, while also mourning a fallen officer and addressing community issues.

The Minneapolis City Council reported a productive session in their newsletter, detailing decisions on budget discussions, community initiatives, and immigrant support, while also promoting local events and addressing sustainability goals.