CenterPoint Energy is resuming its infrastructure upgrade project in Morris Park at the end of March, moving meters outside and enhancing service line resilience.

The Brooklyn Park Crime Prevention association and Brooklyn Park Lions are hosting a Belgian Waffle Breakfast fundraiser with a Silent Auction to support local programs.

Wentworth Library in West St. Paul is closing on April 7th for renovations, with a temporary library opening April 14th at Dakota County Northern Service Center. The library aims to reopen in spring 2026 with improved areas and updated systems.

Sheriff Witt and the Hennepin County Sheriff's Office engaged in community events, including a radio chat on crime trends, school visits for student inspiration, an Iftar Dinner, and an intern briefing.

Minneapolis approves a public art installation by GoodSpace Murals LLC for the Hiawatha Avenue and Lake Street Bridge Pier, aiming to enhance the underpass with vibrant murals.

Minneapolis police detected illegal gambling and pursued a suspect who dropped a gun, later found by a K-9 unit, reinforcing the importance of police teamwork.

Bloomington emergency services used drone technology to effectively manage a fire at a construction site, highlighting the benefits of multi-agency collaboration. No injuries were reported.

The City of Eden Prairie is currently seeking nominations for its annual Human Rights Award to honor individuals and groups contributing to human rights and diversity.

Duluth man receives over 13 years in prison for large-scale narcotics trafficking, including fentanyl and cocaine, after law enforcement seized drugs and a gun from his home.

The Blaine Police Department is holding a Senior Safety & Wellness Fair on May 1, with resources and activities for older adults at SBM Fire Station #3.

The Metropolitan Council is reopening its Section 8 housing waiting list on April 9th for the first time in three years, with a lottery on May 1st to select applicants.

Plymouth's Drop-Off Days for disposing of household items are scheduled for April 25-26, with different collection days to streamline the process. Identification is required, and discounts are offered for online prepayments.

Duluth's Parks and Recreation division has temporarily closed natural surface trails, including the Duluth Traverse and Superior Hiking Trail, due to damage risks from the spring thaw. Some trails and cross-country ski routes remain open.