Plymouth offers a free "Safeguarding Yourself" public safety class for adult residents to learn crime prevention, scam avoidance, fire safety, and emergency preparedness.

Trump's order opens public lands for mining, including parts of Minnesota's Boundary Waters, spurring opposition from state officials and environmentalists concerned about ecological harm.

The Wargo Nature Center prepares for its Earth Day celebration with a service project on April 19, involving environmental restoration and community engagement.

Police Chief Hodges detailed "Operation: I Can't Help Myself," where 14 people, including ex-Senator Eichorn, were arrested in a sting targeting those soliciting minors for sex.

Minnesota DFL lawmakers introduce a bill to tax the wealthiest to protect Medicaid, aiming to maintain health coverage and prevent service reductions for residents.

Wright County License Center clarifies REAL ID enforcement starts May 7, 2025, emphasizing passports are sufficient for domestic flights and necessary documents should be correct to obtain a REAL or Enhanced ID.

St. Paul partners with Nexus Community Partners to launch the LOCAL Fund for Worker Ownership, aiming to encourage businesses to transition to worker cooperatives to increase community wealth and local economic resilience.

Applications for Saint Paul's Neighborhood STAR grants open on March 31, with a workshop on April 8. Grants support local capital improvement projects.

During Brain Injury Awareness Month, the Blaine Police Department emphasizes helmet safety on social media, highlighting that helmets can reduce brain injury risk by 88%.

Dana Strahnson, a youth services librarian, received the St. Louis Park Human Rights Award for fostering diversity and inclusivity within the community.

A suspected impaired driver in Chisago County, MN, caused a fatal crash that killed a child and injured seven, prompting public safety warnings against DUI.

The Minnesota public safety community mourns the death of Goodview Fire Chief Jason Gruett, acknowledging his 26 years of service and legacy of selflessness.

The City of Mankato is hiring a Water Plant Technician for maintenance, emphasizing public health and civic responsibility. Applications are due April 7th.