Cyber experts, including Mark Langanki from University of Minnesota, warn about scammers using AI to mimic personal details for fraud, making it hard to spot fake communications. Langanki offers strategies to protect against these advanced scams.

Morrison County announces a series of meetings regarding community planning, aging policy, and election integrity from March 3-9, with public participation encouraged.

Blaine residents anticipate a contentious Planning Commission meeting on March 12, 2024, to discuss rezoning a parcel for industrial use by 35W Logistics Center.

The St. Louis Park City Council has designated March as Women's History Month, aligning with the national celebration to honor women's contributions and address their challenges.

Minneapolis weather this week includes chances of snow and rain, with fluctuating temperatures and winds. Expect clearer skies and a warming trend by the weekend.

Sherburne County commissioners are set to have a casual lunch at Zimmerman Café Bar Bowl on March 5, where no official county business will be discussed; it's an open event for socializing.

The Dakota County Historical Society will host a genealogy workshop on immigrant settlement in the Midwest on March 21, featuring genealogist Elizabeth Williams Gomoll.

Minneapolis weather is expected to be erratic, with sunshine and potential for both rain and snow. Highs may reach the low 70s, but temperatures could also drop significantly with strong winds throughout the week.

Falcon Heights is considering a police partnership with St. Anthony Village and seeks community input through surveys, town halls, and meetings before deciding.

Bloomington Public Health celebrates National Nutrition Month by supporting low-income families through the WIC program, offering nutritional education and resources.

The Bloomington Police and Fire Departments are set to compete in a charity hockey game to support a local food pantry, with spectators encouraged to bring donations.

Matt Noll joined the Bloomington Fire Department as a firefighter paramedic in July 2023, bringing with him a diverse set of qualifications and an unwavering passion for his work.

A St. Paul felon, Markhel D’John Harris-Franklin, was convicted for illegal ammo possession due to prior felonies after police found a handgun in his vehicle.