A motorcycle collided with a vehicle on Highway 610 in Brooklyn Park, prompting a response from police and medics. The crash is under investigation, and the road was closed for cleanup.

Mayor Hollies Winston will present the 2025 State of the City address in Brooklyn Park, discussing progress and future visions, with appetizers from Reyes Restaurant.

The Minnesota State Patrol chased a suspect through Minneapolis into Brooklyn Park on March 12th, resulting in property damage before the suspect was apprehended.

Minnesota's ACBC Food Shelf experiences a 15% rise in visits, with 1 in 5 households facing food insecurity. They aim to raise $100,000 and 150,000 pounds of food, with donations until April 6 magnified by the Minnesota Foodshare March Campaign.

The National Weather Service issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook for parts of Minnesota and Wisconsin, warning of severe weather including thunderstorms and a transition from rain to snow. Residents are advised to stay alert.

Minnesota's Senate is considering a bill requiring concert venues to provide free water to address health risks such as dehydration among concertgoers.

The Senior Center in Coon Rapids, Minnesota, is seeking volunteer drivers to transport local seniors on Thursdays and Fridays using a city-owned mini-van.

The Minnesota DHS shared updates on surveys, reports, and events about care services for aging adults and those with disabilities, including a survey for direct support workers and an annual public report on care setting incidents.

Minnesota's rise in fatal fires, particularly outside the Twin Cities Metro Area, is highlighted by firefighters' haunting experiences, emphasizing the need for fire safety practices to prevent such tragedies.

Maple Grove is closing Magda Drive and 65th Avenue for tree removal on March 14th. Residents can use a provided map to navigate detours and contact John Hagen for more information.

Dallas will experience varied weather, including sunny and rainy conditions, with temperature highs in the mid-80s and strong winds throughout the week.

Anoka County Board addressed safety, labor, and infrastructure issues, including a donation of fire suppression units, a labor agreement, and park enhancements, with details available via their website.

Maple Grove and Plymouth are inviting public input on their local transit systems' future through a virtual open house, emphasizing the importance of community involvement in planning.