Minnesota Senator Johnson Stewart presents SF 249, a bill to extend tax credits to those studying for a master's in special education, addressing the critical teacher shortage.

Wright County Parks & Recreation offers a winter cabin package with extras like a hat, s'mores, and hot chocolate at Bertram Chain of Lakes Regional Park.

The Ramsey County Board paid tribute to Meg Lloyd Robertson for her 30+ years of dedication to library services, particularly her work with literacy and the community, including services to correctional facilities.

Daniel Martez Walker Jr. was sentenced to 480 months for the murder of Reese Styles Crenshaw, which occurred in Brooklyn Park, MN, during a gathering.

Minnesota introduces MN 100 Club license plates to support families of fallen or injured first responders, available for purchase per the Hennepin County Sheriff's Office.

Aquatore Park Bandshell in Blaine is hosting another Youth Yoga and Mindfulness class session for kids starting February 6, as per BlaineParksMN on Facebook.

The Hennepin County Library surpassed 11 million checkouts in 2024, highlighting the community's engagement with reading and showcasing the most borrowed books online.

A new one million gallon water tower is launching in Coon Rapids at Coon Rapids and Foley Blvds, replacing an older one and improving local water service.

Variable winter weather in Minneapolis this week with snow showers, sun, and strong gusts; temperatures fluctuating with highs near 38 degrees today and possibly reaching 47 by Thursday.

Minneapolis City Council President Elliot Payne expresses support for immigrants, announces resources, and reiterates the city's values in a newsletter, amidst discussions on public health, financial aid, early voting, and anti-trafficking efforts.

Target faces backlash for reducing DEI initiatives, aligning with President Trump's policies; Senator Dibble criticizes the move as capitulation to exclusion.

Maple Grove, Minnesota, seeks a new member for its Arbor Committee, tasked with maintaining the city's urban forest. Residents can apply online or request a print application.

Mankato, Minnesota warns against using storm water ponds for ice activities due to unsafe conditions from contaminants and moving water. The city advises using parks and trails for safer winter recreation.