Duluth invites citizens to join various volunteer boards and commissions, impacting areas from urban planning to disability rights, with current vacancies on the Human Rights, Parking, and Planning Commissions.

Wright County Sheriff's Office provided an arrest report ending February 24, 2025, with various charges including Driving After Cancellation and 2nd Degree Assault.

The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office hosted a recruitment event at Ridgedale Mall to fill law enforcement positions, offering onsite interviews to attract potential candidates.

The Minneapolis Health Department celebrated Black leaders in public health, highlighting their contributions and promoting initiatives to foster future BIPOC professionals in the field.

Minneapolis' weather forecast indicates foggy mornings clearing to sunshine, with mild temperatures, chances of rain, and shifting winds throughout the week.

Brooklyn Park introduces curbside organics recycling to reduce landfill waste, with signup required by March 9 for early cart delivery and a new lower fee replacing the mandatory charge in April.

The Saint Paul zoning hearing will discuss construction proposals and variances. Public input is welcomed via email by February 28, 2025, as per the city's document.

The Plymouth Police Department issued a reminder on Facebook for drivers to remove snow and ice from their vehicles, citing Massachusetts law and the dangers of airborne ice to road safety.

Plymouth, MN announces its annual tree and shrub sale, starting March 1 for residents, aimed at promoting pest-resistant and local wildlife-friendly greenery.

Discover Plymouth event on March 22 offers local business showcases, family activities, Mayor Wosje's State of the City address, and a touch-a-truck exhibit.

Hopkins and Minnetonka announce their Summer 2025 recreation program registration opens March 4, featuring new and traditional activities, including Camp HopTonka for kids. Registration details are available online.

The Minneapolis City Council clashes with Mayor Frey over his veto of a plan to transform George Floyd Square into a permanent pedestrian plaza, as local leaders seek to honor Floyd's legacy.

Minneapolis Council Member Chavez reaffirmed the City Council's commitment to preserving George Floyd Square for remembrance, challenging Mayor Frey's veto against transforming the area into a pedestrian plaza.