The 41st Music in the Park Concert Series in Duluth offers free 90-minute concerts over nine weeks, starting with five events at Chester Park and concluding at Lincoln Park, featuring a variety of musical genres.

ParkTV seeks a part-time Production Assistant willing to work nights and weekends, especially during the summer months. Applications open for both adults and high school students.

The article discusses Minneapolis' Sexual Violence Awareness Month, grant opportunities for local businesses, a new state child tax credit, homeowner assistance programs, and Council Member Ellison's initiatives to tackle community issues.

Minnesota legislators are progressing on a bill to improve ride-sharing drivers' pay and benefits, involving extensive negotiations with stakeholders.

Minneapolis shooting leaves one man dead and another injured after an early morning incident; evidence suggests it was not random. No arrests made yet, and public help is sought.

Saint Paul's HRA is offering 0% interest loans to landlords for maintaining affordable housing through the NOAH Preservation Fund, with applications due April 29. Eligible properties must keep rents low relative to the AMI for 20-30 years.

Mankato residents search for the owner of a friendly, found pit bull mix in the care of BENCHS. The dog has no microchip and information is sought for its return.

Minneapolis' 30th annual Earth Day Clean-Up event will take place city-wide on April 20, offering volunteers the chance to clean local parks without needing to sign up beforehand.

The Eden Prairie Police Department responded to 45,765 calls in 2023, covering a wide range of incidents from death investigations to traffic stops and mental health crises.

The Minnesota Senate passed a consumer protection bill led by Senator Matt Klein that enhances consumer rights, including transparency in ticket sales, and aims to promote market fairness.

The Minnesota Senate passed the bipartisan agriculture bill SF 4225, fostering advancements in the state's farming industry, including grain indemnity fund adjustments and a corporate land ownership law portal.

Board Chair Irene Fernando is slated to deliver the Hennepin County State of the County Address on April 5, including achievements and fiscal priorities.

Coon Rapids is promoting the use of native plants for landscaping to beautify the environment and save water, with a native plant sale ending April 30, as part of Earth Month activities encouraged by the local Sustainability Commission.