Upcoming Saint Paul Zoning Committee meeting to discuss property projects, including nonconforming use permits and height increase requests, that may impact neighborhood landscapes.

Free cybersecurity consultations for St. Paul businesses are offered through a partnership between Metro State University and the Neighborhood Development Center.

Minneapolis water main break at 50th & Penn disrupts services, damages properties, and prompts a swift response from Public Works. Affected buildings are being assessed for safety, with ongoing support for residents and businesses.

Cleary Lake Regional Park offers a Women's Sunset Hike on March 1st for women, femme, and non-binary individuals, with reservations required and a $6 fee.

Bloomington is holding a public hearing on February 24, 2025, for zoning changes in RS-1 and R-1A districts, with options for in-person and online participation.

Mankato, Minnesota received a $1.6 million grant from MnDOT to reconstruct the Highway 169 corridor, aiming to improve transportation and support economic growth.

Bridge replacement to begin on County Highway 5, over North Fork Crow River, with detours via CSAH 35, CSAH 4, and Co. Rd. 125. Completion expected by July 2025.

Rice County probation officers Cline and Schafer received the MACCAC Presidents Award for their work with justice-involved women, using trauma-informed practices.

Woodbury Public Safety is offering free crime prevention and education programs, including sessions on sexual exploitation, scam awareness, and a CERT volunteer training series.

Minneapolis Council Member Jason Chavez faced homophobic threats during a meeting, which he publicly condemned, voicing concerns for LGBTQIA+ safety, particularly in government spaces.

Duluth, MN announces temporary road closures on E. First Street and Second Avenue East due to contractor work, possibly causing traffic delays for a day or two.

Minneapolis police officers arrested a suspect for attempted burglary at Warner Stellian, thanks to surveillance tips and a quick response involving a K9 unit.

Ramsey County's Food Waste Diversion Program encourages businesses to reduce waste by offering incentives like a 20% food license discount for donating food or composting, aligning financial benefits with environmental and community goals.