The City of Ramsey announced job openings for Building Maintenance Workers and Temporary Seasonal Maintenance Workers on their Facebook page, with application deadlines and details about job requirements and wages provided.

The Metropolitan Council and Saint Paul HRA seek a developer for Central Station Block, aiming for a high-density, mixed-use project to boost transit and downtown vitality.

Minneapolis officials opted not to declare a snow emergency despite heavy snowfall, and are working to clear streets. Residents are urged to help neighbors and report issues, while normal parking rules remain in effect.

Caleb McLaughlin received a 29-year prison sentence for sexually exploiting over 200 minors online by posing as a teenager. The scheme operated from January 2019, targeting children as young as 11.

The article discusses Burnsville's Public Works team preparing for a snowstorm, readying plows, and advising residents to drive cautiously. Updates and information are available on the city's Facebook page.

New Yorkers seek ways to balance cost and nutrition amid rising food prices, taking cues from Minneapolis' approach on budget-conscious healthy eating and utilizing resources like SNAP/EBT, WIC, and food helplines.

Washington County debuts its first seed library at Wildwood Library on April 6, offering free seeds to residents and hosting an event with activities and author Diane Wilson speaking about seed stewardship.

Saul Rodriguez Pineda of Shakopee was convicted of methamphetamine trafficking after law enforcement found 31 pounds of meth and a lab at his residence.

The Scott County Historical Society is hosting a program for older adults to explore local history and genealogy on April 2, providing resources to trace family roots.

Minneapolis is set for a week of unstable weather, with rain, snow, and blustery winds forecasted, prompting a Hazardous Weather Outlook for the region.

Council Member Ellison sends Ramadan greetings and informs Minneapolis residents of opioid funding allocation, health coverage assistance, state child tax credit, and various community support programs.

The MPRB is actively seeking public input to renovate Cedar Avenue Field Park and East Phillips Park, focusing on adding new features and improving safety and facilities.

St. Paul's Planning Commission schedules a public hearing to discuss zoning changes for East Grand Avenue on April 12. Residents can participate and submit feedback for the study impacting local development.