Coon Rapids is accepting bids for a street reconstruction project until March 25, 2024, with a public bid opening at the city center and a council meeting on April 2 to discuss the results.

Saint Paul's Mayor Melvin Carter announced plans to revamp the city's waste management system, with new recycling services starting November and garbage collection in April 2025, aiming for sustainability.

Bloomington's HRA is intensifying efforts to address their housing crisis with expanded programs, innovation in vouchers, and funding for homeownership and home improvements.

Bloomington announces Welcoming Wednesdays, a monthly event for entrepreneurs to network and learn before the launch of a new business development center.

Three Maple Grove Fire-Rescue members, Assistant Chief Mike Kinnan, Senior Firefighter Ken Kotz, and Fire Specialist Buzz Weber, were honored for their extensive service at the annual firefighters' dinner.

The Coon Rapids City Council has decided to maintain the existing trash system after debate, opting not to switch to organized hauling, despite community division on the issue.

The St. Paul City Hall and Ramsey County Courthouse are offering tours with an art deco environment, including visits to government branches, a lunch option, and a session at Como Conservatory for a spring flower show.

Minneapolis City Council passed a resolution to recall certain Hyundai and Kia car models due to a spike in thefts due to lack of anti-theft technology.

Minneapolis Police seek public help to find a suspect linked to a January bar shooting, after arresting two others involved. The unspecified man is still at large, and tips can be provided to MPD or via CrimeStoppers.

Burnsville city offices and facilities will close on February 28 to honor fallen public safety officers, with regular operations resuming February 29. Emergency services will continue with aid from Dakota County. Voting provisions are also in place.

Eden Prairie prepares for road closures due to a memorial service for fallen first responders, impacting traffic from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. around Grace Church.

Discover Plymouth event offers community engagement with free entry to exhibits, activities, a marketplace, vehicle displays, and the State of the City address on March 23rd at the Community Center Fieldhouse dome.

The Anoka County Library is hosting the 8th annual "Write On!" contest for teens in grades 6-12, seeking short story submissions for cash prizes and publication.