The City of Minnetonka has approved a water efficiency rebate, discussed a cannabis moratorium, plans to redevelop a Wells Fargo site, adopted a master plan for Purgatory Park, and recognized important cultural and environmental dates.

The City is seeking election judges for the November 5 general election, offering paid roles for eligible and impartial individuals to facilitate the voting process and ensure democratic integrity.

Minnesota's Department of Revenue announces the reopening of the e-bike rebate program on July 2, giving applicants the chance to receive up to $1,500 for e-bike purchases.

The Met Council grants $1.1 million to various cities under the Thrive MSP 2040 initiative, promoting development projects and policies for growth, like affordable housing and sustainable development.

Polar Semiconductor in Bloomington is expanding with $195 million from U.S. CHIPS and Science Act and Minnesota Forward Fund, signaling a tech innovation boost for the local economy.

The article outlines a week of Morrison County commissioner meetings on community planning, housing, emergency management, environmental concerns, and river protection.

Minnesota lawmakers comment on the second anniversary of the Dobbs v. Jackson decision, emphasizing the state's actions to protect reproductive rights.

Duluth City Council considers partnering with RDG Planning and Design to advance the Athletics Venues Initiative, funded by tourism taxes for sports infrastructure enhancement.

Minneapolis celebrates legislative wins in housing, safety, climate action, and downtown revitalization after the 2024 session, with initiatives like traffic cameras and cooperative housing endorsed.

Coon Rapids City Council discussed a new road maintenance project, a safety grant, and Stumpy's Hatchet House addition.

Senator Hauschild joins Governor Walz in assessing the flooding and storm damage in the Northland, advocating for state and federal aid for the affected communities.

The Coon Rapids City Council meeting covered local issues including liquor licensing for Stumpy's Hatchet House, fee waivers for July 4th events, fiscal transparency, a park bench donation, infrastructure maintenance, and a traffic safety grant.

The Bloomington Planning Commission invites the public to a hearing on a new indoor recreation facility permit on June 6, 2026, offering various ways to participate, including in-person and online options.