Minnesota legalizes recreational cannabis, becoming the 23rd state to do so; St. Paul Police clarify new rules, especially regarding possession in vehicles.

Bloomington is considering changes to sidewalk snow removal, involving public input and possibly adjusting plowing routes and enforcing homeowner responsibility.

The BCPA's 30th Annual Book 'Em Used Book Sale supports crime prevention, offering books and other items from June 6-21, with proceeds benefiting local organizations.

Detective Kristin Boomer was named Officer of the Year for her work in policy and public safety reform, while Christine Thelen was honored as Civilian Staff Member of the Year for community engagement.

Bloomington Public Health's 2024 annual report outlines strategies for community health improvement, with highlights on mental health, early childhood development, and infectious disease response.

McKenzie Mohlencamp was sworn in as a police officer with the Eden Prairie Police Department after progressing from Community Service Officer and completing the necessary education.

US Labor Department's halting of the St. Paul Job Corps program has sparked criticism from local senators, as it impacts 162 low-income students by removing their housing and job training opportunities.

Joseph H. Thompson is appointed Acting U.S. Attorney for the District of Minnesota by President Trump, bringing extensive legal experience to the role.

Minneapolis officials reaffirm sanctuary city status, refusing to help federal law enforcement target immigrants, despite being placed on a sanctuary watch list by the Trump administration.

St. Paul's Board of Zoning Appeals ruled on various zoning variances, approving some requests and denying others, with a posted document detailing their decisions.

Blaine's Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a proposed amendment to allow larger accessory buildings in the Lakes of Radisson neighborhood.

Minnesota awarded $1.3 million in grants to 35 organizations to support age-friendly initiatives, such as housing assessments and social engagement for older adults.

Blaine, MN, schedules a public hearing for Hyper Kidz Blaine's indoor play facility application. Residents can attend on June 10, 2025, or submit written comments by June 9.