Bloomington invites public input on its $1.6 million CDBG 2024 Annual Action Plan for housing and urban development, with a public hearing on April 15.

St. Michael commuters face a detour starting April 3 due to CSAH 35 road construction, lasting until fall 2024, with temporary traffic signals at CSAH 19 and 30th Street NE.

The Metropolitan Mosquito Control District reports on mosquito management to Anoka County as National County Government Month begins, highlighting infrastructure improvements and support for county services.

Jennifer Grenardo, a Police Cadet from Brooklyn Park, leads and inspires at the National Latino Police Officers Association's Women in Leadership Panel and as a speaker at Hennepin Technology College's Be Bold mentorship program.

St. Louis Park offers a free service to etch and paint catalytic converters to deter theft. The event requires pre-registration and will take place on May 2.

Plymouth's March Mania Food Drive is in its final stretch, encouraging donations of nut butter and jelly to support underprivileged youth, with a deadline on March 29th at 10 am.

Eden Prairie city officials schedule controlled burns through May to maintain local prairie lands and fight invasive species, with operations conducted by the Fire Department and monitored for safety.

Washington County is hosting a public hearing to consider updates to its Parks Ordinance, focusing on safety and environmental protection. The community can review proposals online and submit comments by April 18 ahead of the April 23 meeting.

Saul Rodriguez Pineda, 40, from Shakopee, Minn., was found guilty by a federal jury for distributing methamphetamine throughout 2022. Sentencing is pending.

St. Louis Park released a video for Women's History Month featuring female public sector employees discussing diversity and their roles in government.

A temporary detour on E. Second Street in Duluth is set due to hospital upgrades at St. Luke's, lasting from March 26-27 with clear signage for rerouted traffic.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office reported a series of 37 arrests for various charges including DWIs and domestic violence between March 16th and March 24th.

Minneapolis received a $75,000 grant to identify and acknowledge African American historic sites, intending to nominate at least three for the National Register of Historic Places.