Maple Grove residents receive 2025 property value notices, impacting 2026 taxes, and are encouraged to contact the city for information and valuation discussions.

St. Louis Park and the American Red Cross launched "Smoke Alarms for Seniors," providing free 10-year smoke alarms to elderly residents to enhance fire safety.

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

St. Paul's BZA granted a variance to Amani Construction for increased paving at a townhouse complex and narrowly approved Right Time Sober Living's plan, but a supportive housing proposal was withdrawn.

Infrastructure improvements in St. Louis Park will lead to tree removal from March 11-14, causing disruptions along Louisiana Avenue. New trees will be planted post-construction.

Cleary Lake Regional Park offers a hands-on maple syrup-making event on March 16, where participants learn the process and taste the result. Reservations are required.

Minnesota's budget forecast shows a $456 million surplus for 2026-27, down $160 million, and a nearly $6 billion shortfall for 2028-29, worse by $852 million. Senator Gustafson blames federal policies for the downturn.

Minneapolis residents are invited to view new designs for the Grand Rounds Missing Link at an open house event.

Tactical Response Unit executed a search warrant at Ridgebrook Apartment as part of a weapons probe, detaining two adults without incident. Details remain undisclosed.

The Minneapolis Democracy Center will repurpose the former 3rd precinct police station, offering electoral services and community space, with renovations and design currently underway.

Coon Rapids City Council addressed gambling expenditure, accepted community donations, improved infrastructure, added a food truck fire inspection fee, enhanced golf club facilities, and advocated for commuter rail service.

Minnesota's budget forecast shows a reduced $456 million surplus, with a DFL senator defending the state's fiscal policies.

Minneapolis officials are examining the police's response to Allison Lussier's death, prompted by family and council members, due to concerns about the initial investigation's quality.