Public Works Week is May 18-24, celebrating essential city services like water delivery and waste management, with a community Big Rig Rally event on May 29.

A Redwood Falls man was found guilty of illegal firearms possession, ammunition possession, and marijuana trafficking following an FBI investigation and jury trial.

Anoka County hosts a Law Day event on May 2nd, offering free legal clinics and advice on various issues, including expungement, family law, housing, and driver's licenses.

Carver County Parks reopens the After School Adventure Club at Lake Minnewashta for kids aged 10-15, offering outdoor activities every Tuesday from April 15 to May 20 for $85, with equipment provided.

Minneapolis Police used surveillance technology to arrest two suspects after observing a drug deal, prompting discussions on privacy versus public safety.

Brooklyn Park encourages sign-ups for a new organics recycling program with separate carts for food scraps and non-recyclable papers aiming for sustainability. Proper recycling protocols are emphasized.

The Bay Area's Mary Ann Young Center celebrates National Volunteer Week, honoring dedicated volunteers, with planned events and a call for more community involvement.

Minneapolis weather forecast predicts a mix of sunny days and potential rain with temperatures ranging from the 40s to near 70 degrees throughout the week.

The MPD Cadet Program is recruiting, offering salary, education, and training without college debt, aiming to attract diverse applicants for a career in law enforcement.

Gunfire in a residence leads to a police operation, the arrest of one male, and the recovery of firearms with no injuries reported.

The Senate DFL in Minnesota has proposed budget targets to ensure economic stability, including cuts and long-term planning, as highlighted by Senator Grant Hauschild.

Senator Hauschild advances a bill to streamline Minnesota's permit process while maintaining environmental standards, gaining wide support and passing committee.

CenterPoint Energy will enhance Lino Lakes' natural gas infrastructure this spring, with no cost to residents, replacing old pipelines and installing modern ones to ensure safety and reliability.