Donnell Bratton and Stephany Aguirre Lopez won Ramsey County's Youth Workforce Champion Awards for their dedication to youth success in education and careers.

Bloomington Parks and Recreation is hiring for a variety of summer positions, including Zamboni drivers and program coordinators, open to those 16 and older. Volunteer roles are also available. Applications are accepted online.

National Public Health Week celebrates its 30th anniversary on April 7-13, focusing on individual roles in community health, and honors local public health workers in Bloomington, Edina, and Richfield.

The Minnesota Senate passed a resolution condemning President Trump's pardons of January 6 insurrectionists, authored by Senator Ron Latz, with a partisan vote of 34-22.

Minneapolis seeks artists for a public artwork at Water Works to honor the sacred Dakhóta site Owámniyomni, emphasizing collaboration with the Dakhóta community.

Senator Grant Hauschild introduces a bill to exempt certain rural Minnesota ambulance services from the Health Care Provider Tax to alleviate financial strains.

Minnesota Senator Mann voted to condemn Trump's pardons of individuals involved in the January 6 insurrection.

Bloomington celebrates National Volunteer Week, recognizing volunteers who enhance local programs and quality of life. The city encourages others to join and explore volunteer opportunities on their website.

The Coon Rapids Recycling Center in Anoka County has extended its hours for spring, open Tuesday-Saturday to accept various recyclables, some for a fee.

Ramsey County celebrates April as National County Government Month, focusing on community engagement and highlighting the local government's role in public service and quality of life.

Minneapolis announces a range of spring activities in its parks, including movie nights, dance parties, environmental volunteering, and Easter celebrations, aimed at all ages.

Saint Paul's Zoning Committee released an agenda detailing projects including an Impound Lot and a Public Works facility, with options for public commentary.

Duluth police arrested William Paige for a burglary spree after following footprints in the snow, using a drone, and deploying a K9 unit. He faces multiple charges.