Minneapolis government offices will be closed on Presidents Day, affecting services like Minneapolis 311 and the Service Center. Regular business hours will resume the following day.

Minneapolis traffic stop leads to a drug and gun bust after officers find a bullet, marijuana, suspected drugs, a scale, and a stolen firearm in a felon's car.

Bloomington Police Department, MN hosts a Neighborhood Watch Resource Fair to provide crime prevention information and strengthen community ties at the Civic Plaza Atrium.

Wright County Parks & Recreation opens their campsite reservation portal on March 3, with earlier access for locals at 8 a.m. and general public access at noon.

Plymouth is seeking volunteers for its Planning Commission by Feb. 28 to review land development proposals. Meetings occur twice monthly. Interested parties can contact City Clerk Jodi Gallup for more details.

Trent Talle of Eagle Lake Fire Department, MN, received the Citizen Life Saving Award for performing the Heimlich Maneuver to save a choking individual.

The North Suburban Home Show, on March 8 at the Andover YMCA, combines home improvement opportunities with support for the ACBC Food Shelf, offering free entry and urging donations.

The Bloomington City Council plans a public hearing on the redevelopment of The Heights neighborhood, which includes a garage renovation and other improvements, inviting public engagement.

Three Rivers Park District is seeking outdoor enthusiasts for educational roles, offering flexibility and the chance to teach activities like mountain biking and kayaking, with training included for all levels of experience.

Minnesota DHS is updating community on surveys for provider inputs, an assistance opening for waiver service providers, a subminimum wage report, and a webinar by MN-NEAT on technology for individuals at risk of elopement.

The Trump administration, supported by Elon Musk, has shut down the CFPB, ending investigations and assistance, affecting Minnesotans' financial safeguards and complaint processes.

Skimmer scam targets Members Cooperative Credit Union customers in Duluth, with police investigating and urging affected individuals to report via a hotline. Guidance advises using credit transactions or tapping cards to avoid fraud.

The Twin Cities anticipate a very cold week with high temperatures barely reaching 4 degrees and wind chill pushing perceived temperatures down to -22 degrees, with a chance of snow increasing towards the weekend.