Duluth announces an open house for discussing Railroad Street's resurfacing project, inviting locals to learn about the project's details and impacts.

Minnesota's Department of Driver & Vehicle Services urges residents to get REAL IDs before the May 7, 2025 deadline, to avoid travel and federal facility access issues, with only 40% compliance so far.

Scott County invites public feedback on its updated Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan to enhance disaster preparedness, with an in-person meeting scheduled for April 1 at the Government Center.

An AutoZone employee in Brooklyn Park was unharmed after being shot at while taking out the trash. Police and K-9 units searched for the shooter, who remains at large.

Congress passed a Continuing Resolution, impacting Duluth's budget and causing the loss of $1.5 million for a water treatment plant, but the mayor aims to secure state funding.

Minneapolis prepares for severe winter weather with blizzard warnings, heavy snow, and strong winds expected Wednesday, potentially disrupting travel and daily life.

The Woodbury Teen and Entry Level Positions Career Fair on March 25 connects young job seekers with employers for roles suited to a range of interests.

The article describes the operations of the medical unit and MOUD Clinic at Plymouth County Correctional Facility, which provides healthcare to inmates, including treatment for opioid disorders.

The City of Chanhassen updated residents on the Civic Campus project, referring to an interview with a construction firm representative for details on progress and future plans.

The Aerial Lift Bridge in Duluth resumed its regular schedule on March 14 to accommodate the shipping season, signaling the end of winter. It will lift on the hour and half-hour from 7 am to 9 pm daily until the end of the year.

The University of Minnesota proposes to reshape healthcare by acquiring Fairview's interest in a joint venture, emphasizing a collaboration with Essentia Health and innovations in healthcare delivery without taxpayer dollars.

Minnesota legislators propose bipartisan reforms to DWI policies, following a fatal crash caused by a repeat offender, aiming to deter impaired driving and enhance road safety.

Blaine has announced the closure of 89th Avenue from March 17 to May 19, 2025, for roadwork as part of the Southwest Area Street Reconstruction Project.