Minneapolis reports crime reduction in areas following proactive police efforts to prevent homeless encampments, correlating with the decrease in violent incidents in some neighborhoods.

The Rice County Diaper Bank Collaborative intensifies efforts to provide diapers to Northern California families, greatly alleviating their financial burden.

ICE detains a University of Minnesota grad student, causing a stir. Senator Clark criticizes ICE's presence on campus, advocating for sanctuary status and opposing Trump's immigration policies. The university had no prior knowledge of the incident.

Blaine's Planning Commission schedules a public hearing for The Goddard School's proposed expansion requiring a permit amendment. Residents can offer input or review plans online before the April 8, 2025 meeting.

Lamondre Curtis Hollman was arrested for a shooting at Plush Restaurant and Lounge by Brooklyn Park Police and Hennepin County Violent Offender Task Force.

SWAT teams safely detained 14 individuals, including three main suspects, during a targeted early morning operation as part of an ongoing robbery investigation.

Minneapolis seeks volunteers for city boards and commissions to reflect its diverse population, with opportunities to shape policy including in police oversight. Deadline for applications is March 31.

Eden Prairie announces a curbside recycling program for bulky items from April 1 to May 30, excluding hazardous materials, with a $30 pickup fee plus item charges.

St. Louis Park is holding a public hearing on May 14, 2025, for its five-year Capital Fund Action Plan concerning housing projects, open for public review and feedback.

MnDOT starts widening Highway 10 in Coon Rapids, adding a third lane, with construction leading to traffic and periodic ramp closures. Noise barriers are also planned.

Maple Grove Police and Fire Rescue are hosting a food drive for CROSS Services. They invite the community to explore emergency vehicles and donate on April 5, 2025, at the local fire station.

MPD met with Dr. Robin Engel to discuss policing reforms aimed at reducing crime and building trust, with the department expressing commitment to change and eagerness to apply new strategies.

A recent operation by U.S. Marshals, Duluth Police, and St. Louis County Sheriff's Office addressed non-compliance among Duluth's predatory offenders, resulting in 47 non-compliant cases and 14 arrests.