City snowplow crews to begin plowing all areas Saturday at 8 a.m. after snowfall. Residents asked to clear streets and hydrants for efficient operations.

A snow emergency declared in Plymouth triggered city snow removal operations, cautioning residents and providing updates via text and online resources.

The National Weather Service predicts a cold week with sunny skies and potential snow for Minneapolis, with temperatures ranging from lows around -10 degrees to highs near 20 degrees.

The Coon Rapids Recycling Center is hosting a Puzzle and Game Swap where residents can trade gently used items for tokens to exchange for new-to-them puzzles and games.

A Maple Grove police officer was hit by a car and injured while responding to a vehicle crash. The officer's injuries were serious but non-life-threatening, and "Move Over" laws were highlighted.

Senator Scott Dibble proposes SF 486 for summer energy assistance in Minnesota, aiming to help residents with rising energy costs due to climate change.

Minnetonka hosts a free program, Minnetonka Academy, to educate locals about city operations from February 25th to March 25th. Registration is required by February 18th.

Prominent Twin Cities figures discussed the region's future at the 2025 State of the Region forum, addressing transportation, inclusivity, and climate challenges.

University of Minnesota researchers report increased salt pollution from road de-icing and water softeners, impacting Minnesota's water quality and ecosystems.

A fire broke out near the front door of a home at 2716 78th Ave. N., but was swiftly contained by responding fire departments without any injuries reported.

Transit ridership in the Metro Council region increased 6% in 2024, with bus rapid transit lines showing a 14% rise. Services for disabled riders also grew, and transit crime decreased by 6%.

The Stillwater Public Library is hosting a Fix-it Clinic on May 3, teaching repair skills and promoting sustainability by fixing items like electronics and clothes. Volunteers are needed, and certain items are not allowed.

Coon Rapids Recycling Center invites residents to swap used board games and puzzles on Feb. 8 at the civic center, offering a sustainable way to refresh their collections.