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.

City officials start fire hydrant flushing in the northern and eastern areas, expecting temporary water discoloration but assuring safety for consumption.

The article describes Minneapolis' mixed weather forecast, including sunny days, potential rain, and temperature changes throughout the upcoming week.

The article celebrates Kyle Duchschere, an Eden Prairie Police Department evidence specialist, for his meticulous work managing evidence and his amicable nature.

Eden Prairie announces fire hydrant flushing, seeks Human Rights Award nominations, hosts a turf workshop and a construction webinar, promotes clean energy initiatives, and reports economic development progress. Public meetings are also scheduled.

Woodbury's Lawns to Legumes program offers grants for eco-friendly yard transformations. Residents have until May 15 to apply and must comply with maintenance rules.

Wright County's digitization issue delays 2025 property tax statements, initially due early April. Online access expected next week, with county prioritizing the issue and an apology issued for inconvenience.

Minnesota-based Anderson Brothers Construction will pay nearly $1.3 million to settle allegations of submitting false asphalt quality test results for federal road projects.

Artist Maureen R. Sorensen will present at the Scott County Historical Society on April 12, featuring a discussion of her artwork and creative process. The event is free with refreshments provided.

Phelps Recreation Center in Minneapolis to undergo construction starting April 7, 2025, with reduced hours and limited facility access until April 28.

Duluth's Street Maintenance rests post-snowstorm, keeps emergency crew ready, and plans full plow resumption at 2 AM.

Normandale Community College hosts a cultural event on April 30, celebrating Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander heritage with food, displays, and a visit to the Japanese Garden.