A Twin Cities convicted felon, Salvador Pacheco, was federally charged for illegal possession of a firearm, despite his criminal history prohibiting gun ownership.

A jacket belonging to missing Winston Drepaul was found in a pond in Maple Grove, as police continue to seek public help in reviewing security footage.

Two armed suspects robbed car occupants at gunpoint in the Pebble Creek Apartment complex, Brooklyn Park, on March 30. No injuries were reported, and police are investigating.

Woodbury's Central Park renovations will last until fall 2025, including increased public spaces and an enclosed amphitheater. The nearby library and YMCA remain open.

The Saint Paul Police Civilian Internal Affairs Review Commission is holding its annual summit focusing on police accountability and oversight. Citizens can register via a city tweet to discuss the PCIARC's 2023 activities and annual report.

The Minneapolis Health Department emphasizes helmet use to prevent brain injuries, noting the positive local response and consistent expert advice on the importance of protective headgear for cyclists.

Blaine invites public input on two Northtown Mall area redevelopment proposals, with comments accepted until May 9, 2024. The AUAR document is available at City Hall, the Northtown Library, and online.

Council Member Vetaw participated in Women's History Month, Easter festivities, and student engagement in Minneapolis; the city focuses on infrastructure, environmental sustainability, and historic preservation.

Ray Reco McNeary pled guilty to an armed bank robbery of a Wells Fargo in St. Cloud, after holding hostages with scissors, leading to an eight-hour standoff.

Maple Grove is seeking public input on the future of Fernbrook Lane through a survey, aiming to shape the corridor with community feedback. The city plans to finalize a comprehensive study by year's end.

St. Louis Park, Minnesota, to host a town hall on April 11 about stormwater pollution, inviting public input on its prevention program and effects on local waters.

The Bloomington Planning Commission will discuss Bryant Park renovations on April 4th, offering various participation methods including in-person, live streaming, and phone.

The Minnesota BCA plans to digitalize its warrant process to quicken analysis of electronic devices in investigation, as seen in Jacob Kinn’s conviction involving digital evidence.