Duluth begins demolition of Shoppers Auto Park, marking a step in downtown development, with city officials and Carleton Companies facilitating the careful teardown.

Minnesota's Senate passed a veterans budget bill that addresses needs raised during a St. Cloud veterans' listening session and honors Hmong SGU veterans.

Minnetonka City Council meeting focused on environmental stewardship, approving contracts, and recognizing therapy dogs and local environmental efforts. Infrastructure projects and residential developments were also addressed.

Bloomington's inaugural CEO Summit aimed to foster economic growth and partnerships between local government and major businesses like HealthPartners and Mall of America.

Ramsey County residents must pay the first half of their 2025 property taxes by May 15, with various payment options available including online and in person.

Minneapolis will see a rainy day with an 80% chance of showers and a high of 56 degrees, while the weekend may offer some relief before more rain and potential thunderstorms forecast for Sunday and Monday.

Bloomington welcomed nurse Alex Najafalipour to its public health team, drawing on his healthcare and customer service background for community-centric work.

Bloomington plans a new veterans memorial at Harrison Park with enhancements, part of the Nine Mile Creek renewal, seeking to honor veterans and improve the area.

Ramsey County designates April 23, 2025, as Administrative Professionals Day and honors their role in county operations.

Bloomington's City Council has approved the design for a new community health and wellness center, with plans to offer diverse amenities and programs suitable for all ages, while the Creekside Community Center prepares to close.

The Maple Grove Police Department commits to supporting sexual assault survivors and community safety during Sexual Assault Awareness Month, offering resources and stressing the importance of believing survivors.

CenterPoint Energy progresses with gas main installations in Maple Grove, focusing on North Donahue's infrastructure safety and reliability, with upcoming work on Sunnyslope Drive.

The Eden Prairie Yard Waste Site will open on April 25, offering free disposal services to residents with proof of residency. Hours are Fridays 2-7 p.m. and weekends 8 a.m.-3 p.m.