The MN DNR reminds anglers to remove fish houses by March 3 to prevent lake pollution and safety issues due to melting ice. Noncompliance may lead to fines and confiscation.

The MPD celebrated Black History Month by highlighting Commander Wilks, who has served in the department for nearly 20 years with achievements in law enforcement.

The National Weather Service predicts a gradual shift to sunnier skies in Minneapolis, with a chilly high of 16 degrees and low wind chills. The weekend will see continued sunny weather with temperatures rising gradually.

Eden Prairie offers a free six-week City Government Academy to provide residents with an inside look at municipal operations. Applications close March 14.

Cleary Lake Regional Park hosts a free evergreen wellness walk on March 12, featuring a hike through evergreens, mindfulness activities, and the making of evergreen sachets.

Duluth community participated in the Polar Bear Plunge to support Special Olympics Minnesota, with the local police thanking attendees on social media.

Albertville and Otsego residents are invited to discuss the CSAH 37/Co. Rd. 137 reconstruction project at Albertville City Hall, aimed at improving traffic flow.

Eagan community honors the anniversary of the tragic loss of three heroes—Officers Ruge, Elmstrand, and Firefighter-Paramedic Finseth—in the line of duty.

Minneapolis Public Schools closed on February 18 due to a severe cold front, prioritizing student safety amidst dangerous temperatures. Regular classes and programs were canceled, but high school sports and some activities persisted.

The Minneapolis Police Department highlights its Community Service Officers and interns on social media to promote community engagement and showcase the program's benefits such as free tuition.

A late-night blaze destroyed a vacant duplex in Duluth, prompting a large firefighting response. Officials are investigating, and crews are managing icy conditions caused by water runoff.

Plymouth declared a snow emergency, with snow removal starting at 2 a.m. Saturday post snowfall. Residents are advised to follow city guidelines and use the live plow map for updates.

Coon Rapids Police Department hosts free monthly aid sessions with social worker Lori Halbur, offering a range of support services to residents in need.