Cedar Lake Farm Regional Park is hosting a "Hidden History Hike" on April 28, where guides will reveal the area's past during a 2.5-mile walk. Pre-registration is required.

The City of Duluth is inviting locals to apply for its Civil Service Board, to oversee civil service employment decisions and maintain fair hiring practices.

Maple Grove Skating School prepares for its 24th annual show "Dreaming in Color" featuring over 100 skaters, with performances scheduled at the Community Center on April 20.

Maple Grove police officers were honored for saving a teen in crisis, receiving the Minnesota Chiefs of Police Association Lifesaving Award at a ceremony attended by city officials and family.

The Eden Prairie Police Department is hosting "Coffee with a Cop," a community event at 7 Corners Coffee on April 23 to foster dialogue between police and residents.

Gregg Mast celebrates Minnesota's clean tech advances and upcoming events that showcase the state's commitment to sustainability and innovation in the clean energy sector.

The Nicollet Island Spring Market is set to open on May 5 in Minneapolis, featuring 61 vendors with unique goods and celebrating both local artisans and young entrepreneurs.

Ramsey County's Soil Health program is leveraging soil's natural abilities to filter water, enhance biodiversity, and store carbon dioxide, showcasing the benefits of using cover crops like cereal rye.

Wright County seeks a new Personnel Board of Appeals member to resolve employment disputes and upholds integrity in the workforce. Applicants need HR or labor relations experience and must reside in the county.

Brooklyn Park's annual watermain flushing begins on April 22 and is expected to end by May 3 to clean pipes and test water flow and pressure. Residents may see discolored water and are advised to run taps until it clears.

Saint Paul Police partners with Minnesota National Guard to help veterans and service members secure jobs through the PaYS program, emphasizing support for their transition to civilian careers.

Dr. Rachel Hardeman of U of M has been named to TIME100, recognizing her contribution to antiracism in health equity through her research and the Center for Antiracism Research for Health Equity.

A St. Paul felon, Damien Kent Hallmon, received a 74-month sentence for illegal possession of ammunition following a 2022 traffic stop where a "ghost gun" was found.