Burnsville officials endorse Law Enforcement Labor Services for donations after the loss of three public servants, while providing alternatives for non-monetary support and warning against scam fundraisers.

Wright County has announced that new fishing licenses are available for purchase starting March 1st for the 2024-2025 season, with various options at the License Center.

The article reports on the varied weather forecast for Minneapolis, with conditions ranging from sun and winds to chances of snow and fluctuating temperatures.

Officer Thomas Doebbert has been formally inducted into the Maple Grove police after completing patrol training, as announced at a city council meeting.

Lt. Mike Glowka participates yearly in the "Police Unity Tour," a 300-mile bike ride to honor fallen officers and support the National Law Enforcement Memorial.

Minneapolis invites the public to view the New Nicollet Redevelopment project's design ideas on March 7 at the Abyssinia Cultural Center, after Kmart's site demolition.

St. Louis Park invites residents to a public hearing on the Central Community Center's proposed underground stormwater facilities. The hearing is on March 6, 2024, with options to participate in person or via digital platforms.

Two police officers and a firefighter died in a shootout during a domestic disturbance in Burnsville, after a three-hour negotiation with Shannon Gooden. The BCA is investigating the incident.

Alise McGregor resigns from Plymouth City Council Ward 1, prompting a search for her replacement until 2025. Mayor Jeff Wosje schedules a special meeting to discuss the vacancy.

The article describes variable weather in Minneapolis, including flurries, strong winds, and a sunny but windy weekend, with a detailed forecast from the National Weather Service.

The Blaine Police Department has introduced a new victim services specialist, Jasmine, to support victims of crime, a grant-funded position aimed at enhancing public service.

Saint Paul's Department of Safety and Inspections was closed for a day due to a staff meeting, but online services remained available. Normal operations resumed the following day.

MnDOT is offering free courses to small businesses in construction, covering skills from safety to financials, with online and in-person options detailed in their bulletin.