Maple Grove Mayor, Mark Steffenson, provided a state of the city update, detailing park and community center enhancements, real estate developments, and commercial growth, per the city's official release.

The Bloomington Planning Commission invites public input for a proposed lot split at 6701 W 78th Street on April 4th, with Elizabeth O'Day providing details for interested parties.

Public feedback is sought for the County Highway 13 Improvement Project in Washington County, with an online platform open from April 18 to May 2 for input on proposed designs and plans.

The Saint Paul HPC discussed repairs to a historical property and a new senior housing project, while outlining public engagement opportunities in their recent meeting.

Brooklyn Park Recreation and Parks Department hosts a job fair for youth and announces summer camp registrations, adult programs, free movie screening, food distribution, basketball tournament, and diverse sports activities.

Charles Nies will become the next Chancellor of the University of Minnesota Duluth, effective July 1, 2024, pending approval from the Board of Regents.

The Minnetonka City Council outlined growth and sustainability plans, approved a road project with GHM Asphalt, initiated water quality projects and began transitioning to an advanced water metering system.

Plymouth collaborates with Urban Air for Sensory-Friendly Play Day to accommodate individuals with sensory sensitivities, offering adjusted activities without flashing lights or loud music.

James Hollman, Jr., a Minneapolis gang member, pleaded guilty to firearm violations related to fentanyl distribution according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.

The city is preparing for snow clearing, with full plow operations to start at 2:00 a.m. Residents must avoid street parking overnight to facilitate plowing.

St. Paul residents can submit comments on proposed zoning variances, including new garages and home additions, to the Board of Zoning Appeals by March 29.

Senator Grant Hauschild is advocating for $1 million in funding for the Minnesota Entrepreneur Fund to support small businesses in Northeastern Minnesota.

Wright County continues to tackle severe winter conditions as road crews strive to clear icy and snow-covered streets, facing challenges with de-icing due to blowing snow that causes drifting.