Mankato Police and Fire Department shared their February calls for service report, urging the public to view detailed data on their website for insight into emergency response patterns.

An EPPD traffic stop led to the arrest of a suspect with a 152-conviction history, where drugs, BB guns, and ammo were found, assisted by K-9 Officer Gus.

The St. Louis Park Lions Club is hosting its annual Egg Hunt for kids aged 3-8, featuring a scramble for goodies, a coloring contest, and a photo op with the Park Bunny.

The Spring Festival: Arts & Crafts Affair at Canterbury Park on April 4 will showcase American handcrafted goods by skilled artisans from across the country.

New sports and recreation facilities, including climbing, baseball, softball, performance training, golf, indoor play, soccer coaching, and pickleball, have opened in Plymouth, enhancing local fitness and activity options.

Blaine, Minnesota announces a variety of summer programs for registration, offering sports, arts, and outdoor activities for all ages, along with online reservation of park shelters and event spaces.

St. Paul mourns Officer Felicia Reilly, honored for her dedicated service and impact on the community. Her passing is marked by tributes and a funeral procession.

Mankato announced a Climate Action Plan seeking community input through events and the "Every Voice Mankato" platform to shape sustainability strategies.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office detailed arrests for DWIs, burglaries, and other charges, including a series of substance-related incidents and numerous traffic violations.

Minnetonka's Mayor Brad Wiersum will present the State of the City address on March 20, focusing on local projects and their impact, with added local business samples at the community center.

Senator Liz Boldon criticized the financial trajectory of Minnesota under the current administration, citing concerns over layoffs, trade, and the impact of President Trump's policies on the state's economy.

Minneapolis opens applications for its Urban Scholars internship, aiming to provide public sector experience to underrepresented students, with Mayor Frey and alumni praising the program's value.

St. Louis Park has a public hearing for a variance on parking requirements for a new restaurant at Texa-Tonka Shopping Center. Community input is welcome in person or via email by 3:30 p.m. on March 19, 2025.