Saint Paul rec centers remain open despite the weather, but drop-in programs' status will vary; 'Rec Check' after-school program will stay open, while all other evening activities are canceled due to the incoming storm.

Financial advisors at Raymond James in Riverdale are offering personalized investment management and free initial consultations to help locals with retirement planning and debt management.

A community meeting to discuss the Upper Harbor project in north Minneapolis has been rescheduled due to bad weather and will now take place on April 30.

The Wargo Nature Center in Lino Lakes will host its Earth Day Celebration with free activities, live performances, eco-fair, and the Sugar Bush Sound Garden for families on April 20, from noon to 4 pm.

Minneapolis expects cold weather with flurries and a high of 25 degrees, with snow showers possible later. The chilly trend continues with a more tolerable high near 34 degrees on Thursday, and rain chances increase toward the weekend.

Maple Grove's City Assessor advises homeowners on understanding their property value notices and tax statements, and offers help with any questions regarding their tax bills.

The Plymouth County Sheriff's Department starts training its new group of correctional officer candidates, reflecting intense preparation through a video on Facebook.

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.