Minneapolis weather forecast predicts sunny skies, with temperatures rising to highs of 49-57 degrees throughout the week and lows around 29-35 degrees at night.

Minneapolis seeks members for its Food Council to guide the city’s food policy towards equity and sustainability, and offers grants and initiatives to address food insecurity and support urban agriculture.

Minnesota schools celebrate National School Breakfast Week with a new law providing free breakfasts and lunches to all students, emphasizing the role of nutrition in education.

Lake Waconia Regional Park's Sledding Hill is now open, featuring two runs for sledding, open daily until sunset, conditions permitting. No rentals available; bring your own sled.

Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara and other seasoned law enforcement experts met to discuss transformative policing, focusing on accountability, transparency, and community engagement.

Late-night shooting in Brooklyn Park involves two injured victims and an ongoing search for the unidentified gunman.

The body of ice fisherman Troy Krenz was recovered from Cannon Lake, MN, after he went missing during a fishing trip. Local authorities and rescue teams assisted in the retrieval. The cause of death is under investigation.

Minnetonka's Spring Eggstravaganza, set for April 5, offers a mix of indoor/outdoor activities including an egg hunt, crafts, and games for kids aged 1-9. Registration required.

Minneapolis has declared a Snow Emergency from March 5th, requiring residents to follow parking regulations to facilitate street plowing after heavy snowfall and maintain road access.

The Morrison County Board of Commissioners has a busy week of meetings on public, pipeline safety, waste management, and more. Residents can participate and request accommodations if needed.

Minnesota Republican senators push for a trans sports ban bill, opposed by the Senate Queer Caucus, amidst accusations of political distraction from other vital issues.

Brooklyn Park Police and Fire departments offer a free safety class for the elderly, focusing on scam awareness and fire safety, with registration required.

The Scott County Library is updating digital records and advises patrons to check if their cards need renewal, especially if issued before March 2020 or over five years old.