Three Rivers Park District announces golf program registration beginning March 5 for lessons at multiple venues, offering a variety of options for all skill levels, including youth programs and scholarships.

Coon Rapids offers wholesale priced trees and shrubs to residents for beautification and urges quick ordering as it’s first-come, first-served with a four-plant limit. The sale is online with tax and delivery included.

Minnesota's DNR seeks volunteers for the rainfall monitoring network, CoCoRaHS, to gather localized weather data using standard rain gauges and submit observations online.

Bloomington's Planning Commission invites public input on a zoning amendment affecting congregate living in the I-2 District, with a hearing on February 15th.

Bloomington Parks and Recreation introduces a fee assistance program to support residents in financial need, allowing them to participate in community activities.

Washington County libraries are hosting a series of educational events in March on technology maintenance, garden pollination, DJing, e-commerce, and health care directives.

Minneapolis' weekend weather features sunshine and gusty winds, with temperatures reaching the mid-60s and potentially up to 72 degrees. A slight chance of rain and snowflakes is expected early next week.

A multi-car pileup in Brooklyn Park caused significant traffic disruption and a complete shutdown of westbound Highway 610 during rush hour, with authorities responding to the scene.

A man was shot dead while in a parked car in Minneapolis. Police and locals responded, but no suspects have been detained. Authorities are seeking information.

Woodbury's Parks and Recreation department introduces new summer programs including adult pickleball leagues, youth fencing, and a Miracle League day camp, encouraging both social and athletic activities for all ages.

Bloomington continues its efforts to address historic housing discrimination with an event on March 13 exploring the legacy and future of housing access.

Former teacher Matt Eicheldinger turns his storytelling into the "Matt Sprouts" book series, earning a publishing deal after initially facing rejections and self-publishing success.

Bloomington plans to expand its creative placemaking program citywide, incorporating art into multiple districts to reflect local character and improve civic engagement.