The Morrison County Board has meetings scheduled from April 13-19, covering a range of topics including military support, planning, and social issues.

Michigan Street's 300 block in downtown will experience detours and crane activity on Thursday due to contractor work, affecting both traffic and pedestrians.

Minnesota offers a Free Park Day on April 26, waiving entrance fees to all 73 state parks, encouraging residents to explore the outdoors during spring.

The Wright County Sheriff's arrest report lists various crimes, including fleeing an officer, theft, and domestic assault by strangulation, along with many drug and traffic-related offenses.

The Mary Ann Young Senior Center is organizing a trip to the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum on May 28, offering a discount at the gift store and lunch options.

Weather update: Minneapolis to have a partly sunny to sunny day with a high near 54°F. Evening will cool to 34°F. Showers and thunderstorms expected on Thursday.

The Plymouth Police Department commemorates Autism Awareness Month with special awareness patches worn by School Resource Officers to promote inclusivity.

Minneapolis police arrested a repeat offender "porch pirate" carrying stolen shoes and other items, obtaining gratitude from theft victims and emphasizing community policing success.

A vehicle caught fire in Brooklyn Park after an injury accident, resulting in one fatality and a severely injured male, with a joint emergency response and road closures for investigation.

Minneapolis is launching traffic calming projects with open houses for public input on street safety. The community-engaged events start April 14, aiming to tailor solutions to residents' needs.

The article details a week's worth of varied spring weather for Minneapolis, with forecasts including showers, sunny skies, and strong winds according to the National Weather Service.

Maple Grove, MN, celebrates its 25th Annual Ice Show, featuring over 100 skaters from the local skating school, with performances on April 19 at the Community Center. Tickets are online-only.

Coon Rapids Police target phone use among drivers, backed by state funds, to tackle traffic incidents on Northdale Boulevard, incorporating new dynamic speed signs for safety.