The Coon Rapids City Council advances plans for a new pedestrian bridge and improved lighting at the Soccer Complex to enhance safety and community engagement.

The article details recent updates in Minneapolis' 13th Ward, including new staff in Palmisano's office, efforts to combat crime, local infrastructure projects, civic events, and community engagement opportunities.

State lawmakers approve pay increase for Minneapolis rideshare drivers; the city anticipates Timberwolves' playoffs celebrations.

Council Member Robin Wonsley discusses Minneapolis' challenges such as remembering George Floyd, policy initiatives, and fiscal issues, while also celebrating wins in worker rights and progress in community engagement and sports.

Minneapolis introduces programs aiding small businesses and sets new minimum wage for rideshare drivers, plans for community events, and remembers George Floyd's passing while supporting local businesses and sustainability.

Sen. Westlin from Minnesota will attend the 29th annual BILLD fellowship in Madison, where 39 lawmakers from the Midwest and Canada will hone their policymaking skills, focusing on collaboration and leadership in a partisan environment.

Minnesota EMS gets a $30 million boost with the signing of House File 4738, providing financial aid to services and creating a new Sprint Medic Pilot Program.

Mayor Koch proclaims Poppy Day in Coon Rapids, where the City Council approved a temporary liquor license, updated residential zoning ordinances, improved fire prevention fines, and plans for a new pedestrian bridge and soccer complex lighting.

Minneapolis supports low-income mobility by extending the Transit Assistance Program, providing $1 rides and transfers, and distributing TAP cards at the Minneapolis Service Center.

The Minneapolis City Council approved a liquor license for Black Duck, advanced public transit access, enacted statewide rideshare driver protections, and prepared for a Renter Rights Fair to educate tenants.

Duluth introduces a lottery system for vacation rental permits, with a cap of 100 units and a public draw on June 21. Applicants must own the property and comply with local regulations.

Saint Paul's BZA to discuss variances for oversized signage, garage setbacks, and front yard parking in their upcoming meeting, with public submissions critical to the debates.

Minnesota's EMS system receives a $30 million grant through new legislation signed by Governor Walz and Senator Hauschild, aimed at improving emergency services, especially in rural areas.