Duluth invites the community to discuss the Eklund Avenue Project at Emanuel Baptist Church on April 30, aimed at traffic calming and infrastructure improvements.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office arrest report details a range of arrests from theft to DWI, highlighting widespread legal issues within the community.

Minneapolis anticipates a week of intermittent severe weather, starting today, with rain and thunderstorms forecasted and potential severe storms bringing heavy rain, wind gusts, and possible tornadoes.

St. Louis Park's Sidewalk Poetry Program invites residents to submit poems to be sandblasted into city sidewalks, fostering local creativity and integrating art into public spaces.

Mankato is offering free narrated bus tours of its Heritage Preservation Landmarks on May 9th and 11th, with advance registration required by May 6th.

Three locals received civic honors for heroic acts; Vicki Abdo for a child's rescue, Jennifer Loitz absent but recognized, and Terri Hanson for aiding motorcycle crash victims.

Plymouth South Middle School and local police collaborate to create a school-themed police cruiser to strengthen community bonds. Officer Eliason, an alumnus, drives the vehicle.

The Minneapolis Police Department is organizing the second annual Chief's BBQ to improve relationships with the community by hosting a series of summer BBQs across all precincts.

Uber and Lyft may exit Minneapolis over increased ride-share fees, while the city considers converting a fire-damaged precinct into a voter services center. Downtown recovery, a cigarette price hike, and water quality standards are also city focuses.

Adams Elementary second graders received 30 outdoor field desks donated by the Pagelkopfs for their forest classroom program.

Spring Lake Regional Park is hosting a geocaching event with a buggy theme on May 11, combining GPS treasure hunting with entomology. Reservations required, $6 entry, discounts for groups.

Bloomington officials propose a citywide speed limit to improve safety, inviting public input at a hearing on May 9. Residents can attend in person, watch on BTV, or submit comments beforehand.

Anoka County Board proclaims special weeks for corrections and peace officers, approves roundabout projects, breaks ground on Coon Lake Maintenance Shop, improves data security, receives ammo donation, and okays tax abatement for a sports center.