Xcel Energy is updating power lines in Eden Prairie using a helicopter, with work starting April 15. No outages expected, but traffic may be affected.

Bloomington homeowners may see property tax changes after a meeting on May 1 to review the city assessor’s work. Participation is limited to appeals heard on April 24, others can reach the County Board for further debate.

Minneapolis asks for public input on its capital spending plan, involving roads and parks, with sessions for Northeast and South Minneapolis and a joint hearing scheduled.

Monica Svobodny, a 51-year-old from Eden Prairie, pleaded guilty to stealing over $1 million from her employer by fraudulent means over a seven-year period.

Brooklyn Park is hosting a clean-up event for residents to recycle items not accepted in regular bins on April 27 at the Operations and Maintenance Building.

Maple Grove's State of the City video, led by Mayor Mark Steffenson, showcases local developments, park and community center upgrades, and growth in commercial sectors.

The Minneapolis Police Department is offering an informational session on April 22 for individuals interested in becoming Community Service Officers with a perk of tuition assistance.

Dakota County launches a volunteer program for residents to help monitor wetland health, with training provided and no scientific background needed. Registration is open until May 15.

Plymouth's annual street sweeping and water main flushing starts in March to prevent pollution and sediment buildup in waterways, with a schedule outlined on the city's website.

Minneapolis is expected to experience scattered showers and breezy conditions today, with a mild high of 58 degrees and northwest winds up to 25 mph increasing to 30 mph by evening.

Ramsey County launches a new initiative to support community events, collaborating with local organizations to foster community building and align with county priorities.

Saint Paul youth music talent showcase "The Saint Paul Get Down" offers mentorship and performance opportunities to artists aged 14-24 in collaboration with local artist Terrell X.

Massachusetts introduces the Blue Envelope Program to assist neuro-divergent drivers during traffic stops, offering them a way to non-verbally communicate their condition to police officers.