Duluth's Planning Commission meeting on the Safe Bay housing initiative is postponed due to a winter storm affecting public notice signage. The new discussion date is set for May 13.

Senator Grant Hauschild introduces a bill to reform Minnesota's business permitting process, aiming to expedite approvals and maintain environmental protections. The bill has wide support and progresses to the next committee.

Eden Prairie is upgrading to fiber-optic internet, with the city facilitating the infrastructure work. Updates are available online, promising faster and more reliable service for residents and businesses.

Five Sureños-affiliated members were indicted for narcotics trafficking, facing charges including methamphetamine and fentanyl distribution across Minnesota, as part of Operation Take Back America.

Brooklyn Park partners with Tree Trust to offer discounted trees to residents for planting, with a sale event scheduled for May 3, 2025. There's a three-tree limit per address.

A man in Duluth entered an apartment with a fire extinguisher, set off alarms, fired a stolen gun, and was later arrested by police. No injuries were reported.

The Morrison County Board of Commissioners is set to attend a series of meetings, including a board meeting on April 8 and a public safety conference on April 11, as announced on their website.

Eagan is finalizing a Climate Action Plan to reduce emissions and enhance community resilience, with input from residents and partners, and aims to adopt it in April, with details available on their sustainability page.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office arrest report for the period ending April 7, 2025, details arrests for DWIs, substance violations, theft, and domestic assault, among other charges.

Minneapolis weather forecast predicts a mix of sun and potential spring showers this week, with temperatures ranging from the 30s to the 60s and varying wind directions.

The Minnesota Department of Public Safety is hosting a resource fair to inform about the Minnesota Crime Victim Reimbursement Program, which helps victims of violent crime financially.

Minneapolis is preparing to celebrate its public health heroes with an awards ceremony and resource fair on April 9. The free event will include lunch and is open to the community.

The Minneapolis Police Department introduces a Cadet Program offering paid training and free tuition for aspiring officers, eliminating the need for a college degree.