The 'Big Ideas' Career Exploration and Hiring Event offers job opportunities and career resources in Blaine, MN, on May 2, 2024, encouraging direct interactions between job-seekers and employers.

Washington County announced April 17 as "Go Orange Day" to support road safety workers, urging drivers to be cautious in work zones and participate in solidarity gestures, aligning with National Work Zone Awareness Week.

Salvador Pacheco, a Twin Cities ex-convict, pled guilty to federal weapons charges after being arrested during a traffic stop that uncovered a gun and led to drug suspicions.

The Maple Grove City Council will meet on April 15 at 7:30 p.m. at the Government Center, with options for live online viewing for those unable to attend in person.

The MPD held a Community MStat meeting, honoring Officers Cha and Clark for saving a life on the Stone Arch Bridge and discussing crime strategies with residents.

The article discusses the unsolved disappearance of Nathan Ebderg 25 years ago and the continued efforts by Minnesota authorities to solve the case, urging the public to provide any information.

The Ramsey City-wide Garage Sale, set for May 3-5, offers locals a platform to sell unwanted items and encourages community bonding. Registrations for sellers close on April 21, with the event coinciding with spring cleaning season.

City workers begin annual fire hydrant flushing on the south and west sides to maintain water infrastructure, with potential temporary water discoloration.

The National Weather Service predicts a wet and windy week in Minneapolis, with a chance of showers and thunderstorms, and breezy conditions with winds up to 35 mph.

Minneapolis City Council addresses LGBTQIA+ rights, ride-share regulations, environmental issues, and local infrastructure, including the contentious future of the 3000 Minnehaha site and the Smith Foundry's health violations.

Council Member Jeremiah Ellison's office extends Eid Mubarak wishes and updates on local legislature advocacy, community resources, art opportunities, and tax credit awareness.

Plymouth residents will attend a Just Deeds event on April 29 to learn about removing racial covenants from property deeds, a legacy of past discrimination.

Bloomington's Curbside Cleanup is ongoing, with pickup on April 13 for residents between Normandale Blvd and France Ave. The service allows for disposal of large items for those who've paid the associated fee.