The Plymouth Police warn against new scams involving fake Apple security alerts that trick users into giving scammers access to their devices and financial information.

The Minnesota Office of Pipeline Safety urges residents to call 811 before starting any excavation projects to prevent damage to underground utilities.

Ramsey County's Soil and Water Conservation Division is repurposing old parking signs to combat invasive rusty crayfish in local lakes, with the help of the University of Minnesota. They're also promoting public awareness and cooperation.

The Coon Rapids City Council met to honor youth ambassadors and address polling relocation, street sweeping, lighting upgrades, gambling regulations, pet store oversight, and a school district partnership.

Coon Rapids is focusing on water conservation for Earth Month, promoting measures like low-flow fixtures and smart irrigation amid drought and increased usage straining aquifers.

Saint Paul will hold its 38th annual Earth Day cleanup event on April 20, where volunteers across the city will join to clear debris and beautify neighborhoods without needing to preregister.

Minneapolis is seeking local businesses to provide internships for its Step Up program to fill nearly 400 open positions for trained youth. Mayor Frey and the Chamber of Commerce CEO endorse the program's value in creating a skilled future workforce.

City Minneapolis sets a garden tool swap event for May 11 at seven parks, encouraging the community to exchange gardening tools at no cost, with a focus on sustainable practices and fostering community spirit.

The Eloise Butler Wildflower Garden and Bird Sanctuary starts its 117th season on April 16, offering a serene nature spot with various activities through October 15.

Minnetonka's 'Step to it! Challenge' is a free four-week activity program designed to encourage community fitness, with participants logging exercise to win prizes.

Eden Prairie publishes new guidelines for backyard fires, including a 3-by-3-foot size limit, 25-foot distance from structures, and attendance rules. Fires can be kindled between 7 a.m. and midnight and must comply with specific safety measures.

The Duluth Parks and Recreation Department released their 2023 Annual Report, detailing over 140 program topics with 3,770 program hours, highlighting a year filled with community activities and engagement.

A Colorado man was critically injured in a vehicle rollover on a rural Minnesota road and airlifted to a hospital, with multiple agencies responding to the incident.