SUR by Vita Bella, a new restaurant, opens in Ramsey with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, gaining early popularity for lunch and dinner, and advises reservations. It's closed on Sundays.

NDC's Plan It! supports St. Paul entrepreneurs like Dalton Outlaw, with initiatives for community impact and affordable housing.

Minneapolis police supported federal agents during a drug and human trafficking bust, later managing crowd tensions; two people were arrested for assaulting an officer.

Anokacountysuccess.org offers a comprehensive map for finding commercial properties in Anoka County, ideal for businesses seeking retail, office, or industrial spaces.

RM Golf Carts in Ramsey offers a range of golf cart services, including sales of new and used models, rentals, service, storage, and delivery, and emphasizes customer service and community presence.

Brooks Landscaping in Blaine, Minnesota, praised by the city during Small Business Month, offers a wide range of services and is recognized for enhancing community aesthetics.

Summer Lakes Beverage from Ramsey offers natural cocktail mixes, including Bootleg and Margarita, at local stores and will feature exclusive drinks at the 2025 Minnesota State Fair.

X2 Pastries, run by Xiong Xiong and Xiong Thao, will open in Saint Paul in July 2025 with MCCD's financial support, expanding from market sales to a permanent bakery location.

Ramsey city campaign highlights Heartland Tire for local shopping, offering savings on tires and auto services.

New American Funding in Coon Rapids offers tailored home financing solutions, including a range of loan types and guidance on local housing programs, emphasizing a personalized approach to mortgage lending.

Due to budget issues, the Minnesota Department of Agriculture canceled a planned spray against spongy moths and instead imposed an emergency quarantine in Coon Rapids.

Badwolf Adventure Studios, offering tabletop role-playing games and a cafe, has opened in Coon Rapids, Minnesota. The city government and local chamber celebrated its launch.

Local businesses like Scramblin’ Egg and Gyropolis are thriving in Bloomington, benefiting from supportive city measures like the Hatch Bloomington competition and Tax Increment Financing.