Saint Paul Police ensure safety and seek new recruits at the high school hockey tournament at the Xcel Energy Center. They showcase a visible presence for security and set up a recruitment station near section 103.

The Saint Paul Zoning Committee discussed rezoning and increased building heights on Marshall Avenue and East 7th Street, approaches to multi-family housing, and pedestrian-oriented development, with opportunities for public testimony.

Saint Paul's Housing and Redevelopment Authority emphasizes digital communication for public input on housing development, moving towards paperless operations, and offering multiple ways for citizens to engage online, by email, phone, or in person.

Saint Paul Police officers visited Bruce Vento Elementary School to read to students and demonstrate police vehicles, fostering positive relationships and trust with the youth.

Brooklyn Park is seeking five residents to serve on its Charter Commission. Appointed by a district judge, members volunteer three hours monthly to review and propose amendments to the city charter. Applications are open until April 15, 2024.

St. Louis Park is considering an expansion of the Groves Learning Organization and plans a public hearing. The city invites both in-person and remote participation, with accommodations offered for those with disabilities.

St. Louis Park invites residents to a Board of Appeal meeting on April 1 for property assessment concerns, with prior contact with the assessor's office recommended.

The Brooklyn Park Police Department announced a training to educate about child abuse prevention, covering identification, response, and safety strategies, to be held by CornerHouse experts. Registration is free and available online.

Brooklyn Park residents can attend a food distribution event, enroll in summer camps, and partake in varied recreational and community events.

Wright County's Presidential Nominating Primary results show Trump leading the GOP with 75.6% and Biden dominating the Democratic race with 72.6%. Other candidates had significantly less support.

UnitedHealthcare's Change Healthcare reportedly suffered a cyberattack by ALPHV/Blackcat, who may have received a $22 million Bitcoin ransom from them, causing healthcare disruptions and prescription issues.

A man from Pelican Rapids died in a crash involving his semi and a pickup in Minnesota. The other driver sustained non-life-threatening injuries. The State Patrol is investigating.

The article provides a weather forecast for Minneapolis, detailing sunny to partly sunny conditions with temperatures ranging from the mid-40s to mid-60s over the upcoming days.