Minnesota Pollution Control Agency offers zero-interest loans to small businesses for environmental improvements and site clean-up. Eligible firms can get $1,000 to $75,000 with repayment up to seven years.

Blaine Police Department welcomes four new Community Service Officers to enhance public safety efforts and community-policing approach, garnering positive community response.

Coon Rapids Senior Center is seeking volunteers to drive seniors to activities, with a focus on community engagement and maintaining the autonomy of the elderly.

Saint Paul joined San Francisco in suing over a presidential executive order threatening to cut federal funds to cities not enforcing immigration laws.

Aquatic Park is offering summer job opportunities ideal for teens; applications for various roles, including deck crew and lifeguards, are open until late March and April.

Senator Tou Xiong presents a bill for a new interchange at highways 36 and 120 in Washington County, MN, due to safety concerns after increased traffic and accidents.

Minneapolis appoints Robert Timmerman as City Auditor, succeeding interim auditor Siddhartha Poudyal after a thorough search process by the audit committee.

The weather forecast for Minneapolis shows clearing skies and a high of 49 today, with wind gusts up to 30 mph. Conditions will vary over the next few days, including possible sprinkles and stronger winds.

Maple Grove seeks five residents to join its Transit and Mobility Committee, helping guide the city's future in transportation planning. Applications are open until February 27, 2025.

Anoka County's Board of Commissioners discussed electronic polling pads during a public comment session, addressing residents' concerns over their use, transparency, and security.

The Mankato Police and Fire departments won the People's Choice Award at a Lip Sync Battle supporting the Minnesota Valley Action Council, expressing gratitude in a Facebook post.

Minneapolis Police Chief O'Hara expressed condolences for two Virginia Beach officers killed during a traffic stop, emphasizing the importance of their sacrifice.

The new Ramsey County Environmental Center in Roseville opens on April 1, offering waste management services and a product reuse room. It will accept various recyclables and operate Tuesdays-Saturdays.