Minneapolis is advancing its fight against food waste, with a city initiative helping restaurants reduce environmental impact through strategies for prevention, donation, and composting, aided by USDA funding and community engagement activities.

Minnesota Senate DFL members proposed a $1.35 billion budget for capital investment, with Senator Ann Johnson Stewart emphasizing its benefits for the economy and infrastructure.

Duluth warns of dangerous ice on the Aerial Lift Bridge walkways, closing the lakeside path and advising caution on the bayside route after a snowstorm.

Minnesota's Senate has announced a $1.35 billion 2025 bonding bill targeting infrastructure needs, supported by a bipartisan coalition, signaling commitment to community revitalization and job creation.

St. Louis Park is seeking bids to replace Lift Station No. 10, including removal of existing structures and construction of new facilities. The deadline for electronic submission is April 24, 2025.

Wright County Highway Department announces a two-day closure of County Highway 32 for emergency railroad track repairs, with detours via State Hwy 55 and County Hwy 14.

Apple Valley's annual tree and shrub sale allows residents to purchase various plants at wholesale prices, emphasizing environmental benefits and local biodiversity.

Bloomington's Skate School is relocating to Richfield Ice Arena due to renovations at the Bloomington Ice Garden, but promises the same curriculum and expertise.

Katie Meaux joins the Bloomington WIC team as a Public Health Dietitian and embraces local community activities.

Bloomington launches a Renewable Energy Challenge for Earth Month, encouraging local energy customers to opt into using more renewable sources with a small monthly fee.

Ron Crook was named Firefighter of the Year by Bloomington's Fire Department, recognizing his achievements since joining in 2016 and his dedication to safety and community education.

Bloomington celebrates environmental progress during Earth Month with sustainable achievements like energy-efficient homes, electric city trucks, organic waste recycling, tree planting, and water conservation initiatives.

The Ramsey County Board approved a revised sale agreement for the Rice Creek Commons Project, advancing a 10-acre commercial development in Arden Hills with sustainable design features.