Anoka-Ramsey Community College prepares for their spring musical "Working," inspired by Studs Terkel's book, highlighting the lives of American workers. Shows are scheduled for April and tickets are available.

A 10-year-old girl incurred minor injuries after a school bus, driven by Christopher Olson, crashed in Morrison County. The incident is under investigation.

Woodbury Mayor Anne Burt assures the city's water is unaffected by new EPA health standards for PFAS, citing proactive measures and plans for a permanent treatment facility.

CenterPoint Energy plans to continue natural gas infrastructure upgrades in Minneapolis's Armatage Neighborhood this spring, including corrosion-resistant pipe installations and relocation of indoor meters outdoors.

Anoka County announces Law Day events offering free legal counsel and services to residents. Various clinics will focus on expungement, family, and housing law disputes on May 3.

Ramsey County designates April 9 as Transgender Day of Visibility to celebrate transgender individuals and promote awareness of discrimination they face.

Ramsey County celebrates National County Government Month, honoring its employees and the essential services they provide, with various online activities and a theme of "Counties Matter."

St. Louis Park residents can join a workshop on April 16 to learn about the city's organics program, including a tour of a compost site, with limited space for 20 participants.

Mankato's File of Life program provides first responders with critical medical information through kits with forms for emergencies, available free at local centers.

The Minnesota Senate passed a bill bolstering tenant rights, led by Senator Zaynab Mohamed, with measures such as the right to form associations and protections for domestic violence survivors.

Brooklyn Park's biannual Recycling Drop-Off Day is scheduled for April 27, providing an opportunity for residents to dispose of recyclables not accepted curbside.

Minneapolis Solid Waste & Recycling is ready for yard waste pickup starting next week. Residents can leave bagged leaves and bundled brush for collection on trash day.

The U.S. Attorney's Office and the DEA are hosting a public event in Minnesota to discuss the impact of fentanyl and substance abuse. The meeting will include personal stories and information on overdose response. Call 612-664-5629 for event details.