Professor Matthew Winn from the University of Minnesota explains that age-related hearing loss can blur sounds, similar to a smudged lens, making it hard to distinguish noises.

New data from Minnesota reveals an unexpected peak in rape cases between noon and 3 p.m., particularly on Tuesdays, challenging assumptions about the timing of such crimes.

Roadwork for a gas-main replacement on Lake Street W. causes traffic disruptions at Holmes Avenue S., with alternate routes required. CenterPoint Energy leads the project, aiming at infrastructure improvements.

Minneapolis celebrates Arbor Day with a tree-planting event and festivities at McRae Park, including free seedlings, expert advice, music, and eco-friendly transportation options.

Maple Grove offers a free child seat safety clinic with professional checks and educational resources on proper car seat installation, hosted by local police and fire departments in collaboration with health organizations.

Ramsey County has designated May 1 as Green Careers Day to highlight sustainable job creation and honor companies leading in green technology and services. The Green Ramsey Expo and Career Fair will support job seekers in the green sector.

Minneapolis invites locals to join a new advisory board, the African American Heritage Work Group, to help recognize and celebrate the city's Black history.

Brooklyn Park's Slow Mow May initiative encourages maintaining lawn height at 3-4 inches to benefit pollinators and environment while still considering neighborhood aesthetics.

Minneapolis faces variable spring weather with chances of rain, gusty winds, and potential thunderstorms, as predicted by the National Weather Service.

The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office swore in 13 new deputies in a ceremony, with the personnel set to serve in roles like Court Services and the Adult Detention Center.

Blaine Police highlighted Detective Tom Johann's nearly 30-year service, sharing his varied roles and the experience he brings to the department on social media.

Chanhassen ends its tree sale today, urging residents to buy their limit of five saplings each while supplies last, with a focus on proper tree care and selection suitable for individual planting conditions.

Ramsey begins its spring street sweeping to clear winter debris and prevent storm sewer clogs, starting in the north and moving south. Residents are advised to exercise caution around the operations.