Minnesota Senator Ordered to Email Protocol Training After Sending Controversial Content Allegedly Involving Minors
The Senate Ethics Subcommittee has ruled that Senator Gruenhagen be instructed on proper email use following a complaint about an inappropriate email he sent. Senator Maye Quade expressed disappointment, seeking more stringent measures.
Bloomington Man Arrested for DUI After Crashing into Family's Car, Police Urge Responsible Celebrating Ahead of Mother's Day
A man with a blood-alcohol level over three times the legal limit crashed into a family's car, prompting Bloomington Police to issue a warning against drunk driving ahead of Mother's Day.
Minnetonka City Council Approves New Twinhome Development, Upgrades to City Ordinances
The Minnetonka City Council approved the Mills Twinhomes project, revised ordinances for yard signs and lawn maintenance, and seeks federal funds for emergency radios. They also acknowledged various heritage months and public service weeks.
Eden Prairie Police Celebrate Unsung Heroes Paula Rylander and Linda Schlampp on National Support Services/Receptionist Day
Paula Rylander and Linda Schlampp, receptionists at the Eden Prairie Police Department, are celebrated for their essential roles in assisting the community and facilitating communication.