High school hockey competition shares the weekend spotlight with the Police vs Fire charity game in Bloomington, collecting donations and hosting a silent auction for local causes.

Minneapolis is set for a week of good weather with temperatures rising, starting with a sunny Sunday and a high around 50 degrees. Conditions remain favorable for outdoor activities, with a slight chance of rain later in the week.

Woodbury's Central Park will close from April 1 for major renovations, including modern updates and expanded facilities, while the library and YMCA remain open during construction.

Minneapolis police confiscated a dozen illegal firearms over a weekend, arresting several individuals for weapons charges, including felons and intoxicated persons, in an effort to combat gun violence.

Minneapolis plans to reconstruct 1st Ave N with expanded sidewalks, safer crossings, new landscaping, and improved infrastructure, starting in 2028, and is seeking community input.

The Eden Prairie Art Center offers a range of educational art programs for children and families, including a "Light and Shadow" session and crafting "Gnome Sweater Puppets," as well as fused glass art workshops.

MnDOT surpasses its DBE participation goal with 14.1% engagement in 2023, marking a significant increase from 6.6% in 2012, and securing over $129 million in federal contracts for disadvantaged businesses.

The City of Plymouth is hosting a "Pint-Sized Prom" for kids aged 3-10 and their adults on April 5, at the Community Center, featuring dancing, photos, and refreshments.

Minneapolis is planning a meeting to discuss the Upper Harbor redevelopment, including residential and commercial spaces, a park, and a community center.

Minneapolis invites residents to discuss the future of George Floyd Square at a dinner event on March 28, designed to shape a community-focused vision for the site.

Kristi Berge, an Edina financial adviser, pleaded guilty to wire fraud for stealing $1.6 million from her clients, misleading them about investment in retirement accounts.

Dana Wahlberg retires after 35 years in the Minnesota Emergency Communication Networks, contributing significantly to the evolution of the 911 system.

The Aerial Lift Bridge in Duluth requires renovations for safety and functionality, with a budget of $19 million from various funding sources. An $8.125 million portion remains unfunded.