Notices of Valuation and Classification are being sent to Rice County property owners for 2025 assessments, with appeal options outlined and meetings scheduled, starting April 7.

Brooklyn Park Police and other agencies conducted loud tactical training exercises, focusing on breaching techniques, prompting noise-related community inquiries.

Washington County announced park improvements, an award for its Procurement Manager, and road rehabilitation and planning projects to enhance infrastructure.

Anoka County, MnDOT, and local officials address traffic and safety on TH 65 and Bunker Lake Blvd. They invite public feedback at an open house on March 27 and online at 65andbunker.com.

The Saint Paul Zoning Committee will discuss rezoning and development proposals, including a public works yard and a natural gas facility, at an upcoming meeting.

Plymouth and the surrounding areas will offer free CPR and AED training sessions this spring to teach lifesaving skills, with classes scheduled for April and May at the Plymouth City Hall.

The City of Apple Valley advises residents on managing water runoff in spring to avoid drainage issues and water damage by directing water away from buildings and keeping drainage paths clear.

Minneapolis lit its I-35W and Lowry Avenue Bridges in orange for Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month, honoring the MS community and the National MS Society's efforts.

Minneapolis police arrested a repeat "porch pirate" with a variety of stolen mail, including a $3,600 painting, thanks to a tip from a vigilant citizen.

Westwood Hills Nature Center seeks a volunteer receptionist for Tuesdays to manage calls and greet visitors, contributing to conservation and education efforts.

Minnesota Senate committee discusses the impact of U.S. Forest and National Park Service layoffs on former employees and the preservation of national parks and forests.

Police in Brooklyn Park engaged in a pursuit of two cars after reports of a chase on March 13, ending at Brookdale Drive and Kyle Ave N. Details remain limited.

Coon Rapids' Tree Lighting Festival, organized with the Community Strength Foundation, unites residents in celebration. Businesses can support the event and other programs through the City's sponsorship opportunities, gaining promotional benefits.