Scott County Parks Department announces a series of morning hikes through scenic parks each Saturday in April, in partnership with an Outdoor Recreation School instructor.

Senator Heather Gustafson introduces Senate File 4600 to tighten lead exposure regulations for workers in Minnesota, spurred by health issues linked to Water Gremlin.

St. Louis Park's "Move Into Spring Challenge" encourages residents to exercise for 30 minutes daily for 46 days, offering a prize drawing and an Aquatic Park pass.

Minnesota residents attended a public meeting to learn about a major road project on Hwy. 25 planned from summer 2023 until 2026, which will impact commutes and local businesses.

Blaine's Communications Department, with 37 years of expertise, manages diverse channels, including a website with 5M hits, to connect with residents and handle crises effectively.

Minneapolis is developing a new Mississippi River trail segment linking Ole Olson Park and the 26th Avenue North Overlook, starting construction in 2024 to enhance pedestrian and cycling access.

Stumpy's Hatchet House opens in Coon Rapids, Minnesota, offering a new entertainment option with hatchet throwing activities for locals seeking fun and competition.

Lake Minnetonka declared "Ice Out" on March 13, starting the boating season while Hennepin County Sheriff urges water safety due to cold temperatures.

Woodbury Parks and Recreation announces its spring and summer lineup with activities like adult pickleball, youth fencing, and the East Metro Miracle League day camp, with registration available online or in-person starting March 15.

The R. H. Stafford Library in Woodbury will host a Teen Career Fair on March 25, offering various job opportunities for teens. The event will take place from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at 8595 Central Park Place.

The University of Minnesota study identifies lysolipids as a factor in ARDS, potentially disrupting lung surfactant and leading to respiratory distress. This insight could guide personalized treatments.

Minneapolis is seeking diverse candidates for city boards and commissions to ensure community involvement in policy. Services will be provided for inclusivity, with a March 31 application deadline.

Dakota County is experiencing an increase in fentanyl-laced drug overdoses, prompting warnings to recreational drug users and urging the public to carry Naloxone as a lifesaving measure.