Jack Bartsh has been named the new Director of Athletics, Aquatics, Ice Arenas, and Golf by the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board, with 25 years of prior experience within the organization.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office reported numerous arrests for domestic assault, DWI, and other charges, with 19 DWI and 10 underage drinking arrests highlighted.

Senator Judy Seeberger introduces Senate File 1329 to increase penalties for assaulting EMS workers and firefighters, citing a rise in violence against first responders.

The Homegrown Minneapolis Food Council is seeking 22 new members to help shape a sustainable local food system and advise city officials. Applications are open for interested individuals to participate and influence food policy.

Coon Rapids is holding a virtual lottery on March 5 for its Front Door program, which offers grants for exterior home improvements to enhance curb appeal.

The Washington County Historic Courthouse hosts the "New Land, New Life: Norwegian Immigration to Minnesota, 1825-1925" exhibit from March 5 to April 3, honoring the bicentennial of Norwegian immigration.

Anoka County is holding a donation drive in partnership with Granny's Closet at five license & passport centers, collecting household items for community support.

The Plymouth Police Department's social media update details their week's work from February 23 to March 1, including 686 incidents, 11 arrests, 24 accidents, and 53 checks for medical and mental well-being.

Minneapolis officials report a surge in overdoses following the dispersal of a homeless camp, with 38 cases noted between February 24-27. Council Member Chavez highlights the correlation between evictions and increased drug use in certain zip codes.

Washington County imposed spring weight restrictions on local roads beginning March 3, for about eight weeks, with a strict axle weight limit of 10 tons, barring emergencies such as sewage issues.

The Minneapolis weather forecast anticipates variable conditions, with sun transitioning to rain and possible snow, followed by clearer, sunny days later in the week.

The City of Blaine, Minnesota, announces a public hearing for Blaine Town Center East, LLC's development proposal, which includes new outlots and road sections.

Eden Prairie's iconic Flying Red Horse has been restored and plans for night lighting and panels are underway. Registration for spring and summer programs opens March 5. The "Everything Spring" Expo is on March 8, with over 800 expected to attend.