Brooklyn Park adjusts Winterfest to indoor activities due to warm weather and announces community events, including food distribution, winter fun fest, senior housing options, and summer camp registrations.

A juvenile pedestrian was killed by a Metro Transit bus in Brooklyn Park. The incident occurred on County Road 81 and 71st Avenue North, with the investigation ongoing.

The city of St. Louis Park is offering a grant-funded tree care program to combat emerald ash borer, providing free services like tree removal and planting to qualifying homeowners.

Minnesota rolls out Medicaid coverage stability for kids, an Assisted Living Report Card, multilingual resources for healthcare renewals, and is creating a new child care office to improve services statewide.

A violent robbery at a Brooklyn Park gas station prompted a police investigation. The suspect fled after assaulting a victim, who was hospitalized with an aggravated injury. Witnesses are encouraged to provide information.

Police arrested a man in Eden Prairie for making terroristic threats after he initially evaded them, returning later to the home where the incident began.

Coon Rapids invites residents to become election judges for the upcoming primary, highlighting the role's importance in upholding the democratic process. Applications are available online, and even high school students can participate.

May and West Lakeland Townships are holding their elections concurrently on March 12, 2024, encouraging voter awareness, with early voting options available at the Washington County Vote Center.

AG Merrick Garland honored DOJ employees and partners with Attorney General's Awards, recognizing two prosecution teams from Minnesota for their exceptional service in notable legal cases.

St. Louis Park's annual New Year's gnome scavenger hunt is in its fifth week, encouraging residents to explore local parks and share gnome selfies on social media.

Bloomington Public Health offers hands-only CPR and AED training to empower individuals to respond to cardiac crises, highlighting the importance of staying calm and controlled during emergencies.

Bloomington's digital platform, Let’s Talk Bloomington, plans a 2024 update to enhance public engagement on city projects and policies. Registration is recommended for full benefits.

Bloomington City Council passed an ESST ordinance, effective from July 1, 2023, which aligns with Minnesota's state law as of January 1, 2024, ensuring paid time off for employees' illness or family care.