Woodbury's pipeline network construction resumes this spring to support a new water treatment plant, addressing PFAS contamination. The multi-year project may cause travel delays, with an open house on March 19 offering details to residents.

The City of Woodbury announces seasonal job openings that include a variety of outdoor and community roles, such as coaching, park maintenance, and recreation.

The Rec Center is holding a puzzle competition, Puzzlepalooza, on February 17th with two sessions for teams to complete 500-piece puzzles and win prizes. Register early due to limited space.

Minneapolis Police Department's Curfew Task Force apprehended six juveniles after a carjacking, showcasing effective collaboration in combating youth-related violent crime.

Sheriff Witt discussed public safety topics at the NSA Winter Conference and was appointed to the Domestic Violence & Crime Victim Services Committee. HCSO's Facebook highlighted the event and local community engagement efforts.

Apple Valley reminds property owners it's illegal to push snow onto public streets or sidewalks and urges them to comply to avoid damaging city infrastructure.

Luke Norlund, 36, was arrested by Duluth Police on charges of theft-related crimes, with stolen items recovered, reminding the public to secure their valuables.

Minneapolis Police managed a standoff with an armed suspect without injuries, using tactics including negotiators and drones, and the suspect was arrested.

Sheriff in Rice County warns of a scam where fraudsters pose as lawyers requesting bail money and insist on cash picked up from homes, costing victims thousands.

Snow and cold are expected in Minneapolis, with 2-4 inches of snow overnight and more on Saturday. The NWS issued a hazardous weather outlook and warns of frigid temperatures next week.

Senator Grant Hauschild introduced a bill with tax credits to support workforce recruitment at Cirrus Aircraft, aiming to attract and retain talent in Minnesota's aviation sector.

St. Louis Park calls for public input on housing needs and the allocation of $169,216.21 in CDBG funds for low-income home repairs. Public hearing set for February 18, 2025.

Plymouth has launched a Memory Café for individuals with dementia and their caregivers, offering support and activities. Held at the Plymouth Community Center, the events occur monthly and require registration with a fee.