Wright County is hosting a Drug Take Back Day on April 27 to allow residents to safely dispose of unused prescriptions at two locations, ensuring proper disposal and environmental protection.

Dakota County has announced a public hearing for residents to discuss local housing and community development needs taking place on April 23 at the County Board Room.

Minneapolis has launched a music census to understand its music industry and inform policy, inviting all local music workers to participate from April 12 to 26. Mayor Frey hopes to enhance the city's musical profile with the data collected.

Volunteers requested for the Mighty Mississippi River Cleanup Challenge on April 20 at Battle Creek Regional Park, Maplewood, MN, in celebration of Earth Day and Volunteer Appreciation Week.

The "Walk the Park" event in St. Louis Park invites locals to walk trails each second Saturday of the month, starting April 13, with indoor alternatives for bad weather.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office released a report detailing a week of arrests, including charges of theft, controlled substances, aggravated robbery, assault, and multiple traffic incidents.

Plymouth seeks members for its new Destination Marketing Organization Advisory Board to guide its tourism strategy. Candidates should be connected to local tourism and apply by May 1.

Burnsville is conducting routine fire hydrant flushing, which may temporarily discolor tap water; however, the water is safe and residents are advised to run cold faucets until clear.

Two felons were arrested by Hennepin County Sheriff's Office and FBI, details of their federal crimes remain undisclosed. The operation underscores local-federal law enforcement collaboration.

The Minneapolis Health Department is addressing the city's restaurant food waste issue and promoting sustainable practices through a new online video series for Food Waste Prevention Week.

Applications are now open for St. Paul's Neighborhood STAR and Cultural STAR grant programs, with a May 15 deadline. Eligibility details and help available via workshops and email.

April in Ramsey County features community events such as Severe Weather Awareness Week, job fairs, environmental efforts, home repair grants, veterans' support, and infrastructural projects like the METRO Gold Line BRT construction.

Board Chair Commissioner Fernando delivered the State of the County address, emphasizing collaboration and proactive measures in public safety and health, and promoting stronger community ties.