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.

Dakota County waives fees for its Recycling Ambassador program, allowing locals to learn about recycling and waste reduction for free, with online classes starting March 19. Participants must volunteer 30 hours post-training.

The Blaine City Council allocated $212,500 from pull tab net proceeds to local charities supporting various community needs, including emergency housing and food shelves.

Eastman Nature Center has launched a March Story Trail featuring "Grandpa Alan's Sugar Shack" along the Sumac Trail for an interactive hiking and reading experience, complete with a maple syrup season scavenger hunt.

One teaspoon of salt can pollute five gallons of water indefinitely. The West Metro Water Alliance offers consultations to reduce environmental damage from de-icing salt use.

Minneapolis City Council tackles ordinances and resolutions on worker protections, environmental projects, and promotes Women's History Month.

The Wright County Sheriff’s Office in Minnesota reported numerous arrests for various charges including domestic assault, drug offenses, and DWI, as well as highlighting property damage and traffic incidents.

Fish Lake in Maple Grove, due to be delisted as impaired by 2024, showcases Minnesota's rare win against water pollution.

Burnsville announces summer activity registration, featuring Camp Explore, Nature Nuts, youth paddleboarding, adult pickleball, and skateboarding starting March 11.

The Brooklyn Park Planning Commission will meet to discuss zoning and permits on March 13, with streaming available on Cable TV Channel 16 and online for public participation.