School Funding Vote: Minnesota voters will see a constitutional amendment this fall that would boost annual public school funding from the state’s Permanent School Fund, with supporters saying it adds money without new taxes and critics warning it won’t cover wider district pressures. Campus Safety: The University of Minnesota says it’s increasing police presence after a Dinkytown shooting left two men injured and raised fresh concerns as classes begin. Public Safety & Crime: Minneapolis police calls to Shoreline Plaza rose over recent years, even after owners said they made upgrades, according to reviewed 911 data. Drought Impacts: The state DNR is warning boaters about shallow ramps and hidden hazards as drought lowers lake levels, urging extra caution and safer launch practices. Local Government: Minneapolis school board members will consider a three-year contract extension for superintendent Lisa Sayles-Adams. Public Health/Weather: Minnesota’s “100 Deadliest Days” is ending with preliminary traffic fatality numbers up from last year. Sports: The Detroit Tigers beat the Minnesota Twins 5-4 in Detroit; the Gophers opened the season with a 59-7 win over Eastern Illinois, highlighted by Javon Tracy’s record two punt-return TDs. Tech & Cybersecurity: Winona County paid ransomware attackers $128,000 in January, then got hit again 11 weeks later by a different gang. Housing Market: Rochester and statewide listings are up sharply, giving buyers more leverage.