Minnesota offers a webinar to explain the benefits of Foreign Trade Zones for businesses seeking relief from tariffs, including duty reduction and elimination.

Minneapolis police arrested a man for drug dealing, sex offenses, and a felony warrant. They found guns, ammo, and fentanyl in his apartment and praised the officers' teamwork online.

CenterPoint Energy begins a natural gas infrastructure upgrade in Cambridge on April 16, with expected traffic disruptions and maintenance of home access during construction.

Saint Paul Police targeted distracted driving, citing 79 drivers in a 5-hour operation as part of #NationalDistractedDrivingAwarenessMonth, urging adherence to Minnesota's hands-free law.

Duluth's 4100 block of East Superior Street will be closed for water service work on April 12 starting at 8:00 am.

The Minnetonka City Council discussed city improvements, approved property purchase for green space expansion, awarded a roofing contract, renewed a work crew program, and ratified a Microsoft agreement.

Cleary Lake Regional Park offers a family-friendly archery event with professional instruction on May 24, with discounts for groups and provided equipment.

Eden Prairie's Police Department offers a free car seat safety clinic on April 19, where technicians check installations, with advice to schedule private sessions if unable to attend.

CenterPoint Energy updated the Hopkins construction zone and apologized for any inconvenience. New work zone maps are available online, and the company is ready to address questions.

Minneapolis Police recovered 8 stolen handguns, arrested a suspect with drugs and cash, but 19 remain unaccounted for, highlighting the threat of illegal weapons.

Wright County Compost & Recycling Facility is closing temporarily for construction, with a temporary site opening in Maple Lake on April 29th; some recycling services will be unavailable.

Residents in Jordan Neighborhood prepare for CenterPoint Energy's gas main replacement project, starting April 7 with traffic disruptions and parking restrictions expected.

Minneapolis has revealed four organizations to host Open Streets 2025, transforming streets into pedestrian fairs starting August 2. Events aim to exceed last year's 75,000 attendance and emphasize local culture.