Plymouth's Primavera spring art exhibition, featuring juried artwork from local artists and students, includes various cultural events from April 10-13 at the Plymouth Community Center.

Saint Paul and the Minnesota Wild plan a $769 million renovation of the Xcel Energy Center Arena Complex to boost the area's economy and attract events.

Senator Aric Putnam presented a bipartisan bill, SF 2516, to support St. Cloud's health care workforce by funding residency programs, addressing rural medical shortages.

City Hall advances sustainability by approving solar panels for three buildings and supports local housing with repair funding. The 2025 property assessment report was also accepted.

The Saint Paul City Council Audit Committee seeks a Community Advisor and invites locals to apply by April 2, 2025, for the role to enhance city function transparency.

Minnesota Senator Justin Eichorn faces charges for attempting to coerce a minor after responding to an online sex sting operation by Bloomington Police.

Mankato, Minnesota, is hiring a part-time Parking Maintenance and Custodial Worker to maintain its parking structures, with flexible hours and a need for a valid driver's license.

Three individuals were arrested after a daylight robbery in Brooklyn Park, facilitated by swift local police action and the victim's description of their vehicle.

Bridging nonprofit expands with a new drop-off site in Plymouth, inviting donations of used furniture and household items, offering a weekly $500 gift card draw.

Washington County and Woodbury launch an online platform to share the County Highway 16 corridor study findings for public review until April 1, without interactive presentations.

The METRO Gold Line Bus Rapid Transit in the Twin Cities is opening with a celebration on March 22, featuring a ribbon-cutting, activities, and entertainment.

Minnesota is streamlining child welfare family reunification with plain language summaries of requirements for parents in the system starting March 1, 2025.

CenterPoint Energy is set to enhance Plymouth's natural gas infrastructure starting April, with projects in Frick's Garden and 36 Avenue North, promising improved safety and reliability. Traffic disruptions are expected.