The Minnesota Senate passed a bill to rename a bridge after MnDOT worker Michael Gau, who died in a work zone accident. The bill now awaits the Governor's signature.

Steve Culley's business, Rebyl, offers custom screen printing and embroidery services in Northdale Shopping Center, operating for over 30 years and known for quality and creativity.

The Scott County Sheriff's Office advises drivers to exercise caution and patience on the roads during the spring planting season to ensure safety around farm equipment.

Blaine has announced the winners of their Winter 2024 Impressions Photo Contest, showcasing the beauty of the town in winter and inviting participation for the spring contest.

Ramsey County is hosting a workshop to help residents understand Medical Assistance renewal with the aid of Shakir Consulting Services. Registration is required.

Deputy Weston Fazzino from the Plymouth County Sheriff’s Department led a Fingerprinting Merit Badge Training for Scout Troop #22, teaching them about fingerprint science for crime-solving.

Chanhassen, Minnesota, is promoting native landscaping among residents through social media guidance to encourage eco-friendly gardening and support local ecosystems.

Eden Prairie's Riley-Jacques Barn open house on April 20 aims at local residents and businesses seeking event venues.

Minnesota's Department of Health report analyzes health status, finding disparities in access and outcomes, emphasizing the need for policy and community action, especially in light of COVID-19 impacts.

Eden Prairie Police warn of scammers impersonating FedEx and UPS to swindle money from local businesses, including an attempted Bitcoin ATM scam thwarted by an alert hotel employee.

The city begins its annual fire hydrant maintenance, testing around 4,500 hydrants over three weeks to ensure functionality and water quality. Residents should be cautious of water on streets.

The Bloomington City Council is set to discuss rezoning residential areas to B-4 commercial zones on April 15, 2024. Residents can participate in the hearing in various ways.

Minneapolis announces the start of its 2024 yard waste collection on April 8, with specific guidelines for set-out methods, size, and weight limitations. Raking leaves into the street is illegal.