Minnesota legislators oppose a $1 billion cut to local food programs by the USDA under the Trump administration, affecting school programs, childcare, and food banks.

Washington County appoints Nicholas Stephens to the Community Development Block Grant Advisory Committee until 2027.

Minneapolis weather forecast includes sunny skies, potential thunderstorms, and fluctuating temperatures with highs ranging from 57 to 73, and a weekend possibility of rain transitioning to snow.

The Blaine Police Department has launched a Victim Services Program to support crime victims, funded by the International Association of Chiefs of Police.

Minneapolis will begin construction of a biochar facility, transforming wood waste into biochar and reducing CO2 emissions, in a sustainability partnership with Xcel Energy.

A CSO from the Minneapolis Police returned a lost wallet using his training, highlighting the value of their CSO Program, which offers experience and free college tuition.

551 people participated in a charity Polar Plunge at Riley Lake, raising $184,556 for Special Olympics Minnesota, with police involvement in the event.

The Saint Paul BZA public hearing set for March 17, 2025, has been canceled. The next meeting is rescheduled for March 31. Public comments are open until March 14, and submissions require personal details.

Dakota County debuts a new jail unit for inmates with mental health and chemical dependency issues, designed with healing in mind and funded by the American Rescue Plan Act.

A Minnesota man, Timothy Fox, was seriously injured after falling 20 feet from a roof while working on a chimney. He was airlifted to a hospital for treatment.

The city launches an organics recycling initiative to divert food scraps and non-recyclable paper from landfills, with curbside collection starting soon. Residents must register for a new cart and follow specific collection guidelines.

The Minneapolis Police Department showcases stories of Community Service Officers on Facebook, highlighting the CSO program benefits like free tuition and job experience.

Apple Valley introduces regulations restricting non-passenger vehicle parking in residential areas to loading and service activities, aiming to reduce congestion and maintain aesthetics. Recreational vehicles are exempt.