Bloomington Parks and Recreation introduces a free walking club, meeting Tuesdays at 10 a.m. starting in May. It encourages residents to exercise at their own pace through the city's parks, and registration is required on their website.

Bloomington Public Health celebrates National Public Health Week, highlights staff, and urges appreciation for workers who serve Bloomington, Edina, and Richfield, impacting 180,000 locals.

The Bloomington Pioneers and Changemakers event honored ten individuals and two groups for their civil rights contributions during Black History Month.

Ramsey County proclaimed April 1-7 as Public Health Week, highlighting efforts to tackle health and racial disparities and urging community involvement in various initiatives and events.

MnDOT seeks public input on Hwy 252/I-94 redesign and will host a digital forum on April 10 for community feedback on the project's potential designs.

Minneapolis residents can give feedback on a new bridge design and park space via an online survey until April 8, as the project enters a key design phase.

CenterPoint Energy is upgrading gas mains on Lake Street in Minneapolis until June 2024, at no cost to residents, resulting in road closures and relocated meters.

Morrison County Board of Commissioners has a schedule of meetings addressing issues like lawful gambling permits and public works, affecting residents in Little Falls and surrounding areas.

A robbery spree in Minneapolis was halted, leading to the arrest of three juveniles on aggravated robbery charges after community reports and a coordinated law enforcement response.

The Blaine Planning Commission will conduct a public hearing on April 9, 2024, regarding a proposed development of 40 homes by Capital Trust Development, LLC.

A Merriam Park supposed suicide is now a homicide probe, with an 18-year-old detained for potential involvement, as Saint Paul Police investigate further.

Convicted felon Deundrick McIntosh received a 10-year sentence for illegal firearm possession after a Minnesota bank robbery.

The Coon Rapids Recycling Center has extended its hours for the spring and summer, now open Tuesday to Saturday, with later hours on Wednesdays, to better accommodate residents’ recycling needs.