Minneapolis welcomed 48 new public works employees to manage city infrastructure, coinciding with spring weather and maintenance needs, reflecting the city's commitment to robust public services.

Council Member Payne announces snow management efforts in Ward 1 and invites residents to community meetings and safety discussions regarding traffic calming treatments for 2024.

The Morrison County Board of Commissioners had a busy week with meetings on emergency services, environmental issues, and regional matters from March 24th to 30th, 2024.

The Blaine Police are warning of a Bitcoin scam where victims are deceived by fake Microsoft support pop-ups into sending money to scammers via a Bitcoin ATM.

Duluth firefighters responded to two fires in one evening, extinguishing blazes at a business and an apartment with no injuries reported and damages totaling $30,000.

A lost dog found in Mankato is being cared for at BENCHS, with local police and fire departments using social media to locate its owner. The dog has no microchip, and community members are urged to contact BENCHS with any information.

Officer Steve Beberg celebrated 30 years of service with the Coon Rapids Police, where he leads the Traffic Unit and manages the police vehicle fleet.

Scott County's 4-H hosts its First Annual Exploratory Day, offering free, hands-on activities for youth at the SCALE Regional Training Facility, aiming to build skills and community.

Minneapolis braces for a snowstorm, debates ride-share minimum wage, secures funding for community projects, and engages with residents on local initiatives.

The Saint Paul Planning Commission's March 29th session will discuss zoning changes, building heights, and reschedule a public hearing for the East Grand Avenue Overlay District.

A major winter storm is approaching Minnesota, with the National Weather Service issuing warnings for heavy snow and high winds, resulting in treacherous travel conditions.

The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office released the 10th edition of "HCSO Happenings," with updates on staff achievements and job openings, inviting public feedback.

Anoka County and the Minnesota Department of Transportation plan to add lanes to Highway 10 in Coon Rapids, with public hearings and comments invited on the project, expected to begin between summer and fall and complete in 2025.