A victim located her stolen Kia, leading to the arrest of two teens by Minneapolis Police, who were caught trying to steal a Hyundai. Police recommend security measures for car owners, especially of Kias and Hyundais, due to recent thefts.

Senator Jen McEwen praised the new federal minimum train crew safety standards, which are similar to those she promoted in Minnesota, as a step to improve rail safety nationwide.

Coon Rapids supports a bill for equitable high-speed Internet access across Minnesota, with local leaders advocating for franchise fees to fund community programming as cable usage declines.

Two individuals, Hannah Chan and LaShay DeClercq-Ransom, receive Youth Workforce Champion Awards in Ramsey County.

CenterPoint Energy begins a project replacing natural gas lines in Plymouth, targeting early summer completion. Minimal traffic disruption is expected, with no costs to residents for service upgrades.

The Saint Paul HRA is offering 0% interest deferred loans to help maintain affordable rents in unsubsidized apartments, with a $3 million budget and an April 29 deadline for proposals.

Eden Prairie announced its "Spring Into Summer Fitness" program, with perks for members, sensory-friendly swimming, a "Sound Bath" event, and other activities, alongside routine maintenance and ecological efforts.

The Bridge to Shelter Act, seeking $60 million annually to address homelessness, was presented in Minnesota's Senate committee by Sen. Zaynab Mohamed. It aims to improve housing security through various support services.

DFL legislators propose raising the Taconite Homestead Credit to offer Iron Range homeowners tax relief, increasing the average credit from $289-$315 to $515.

Minnesota AASD and DSD are ending faxed document submissions to the MMIS from May 1. DHS promotes a grant to assist LTC workforce integration for new Americans with a May 6 application deadline.

Minneapolis Animal Care & Control collaborates with MacPhail Center For Music on "Play for Paws," where music students perform to alleviate shelter animals' stress.

Bloomington's Curbside Cleanup program starts on April 6, allowing residents to dispose of bulky items curbside for recycling and landfill. The city urges responsible disposal through its website.

The forecast for Minneapolis includes varying weather conditions, from cloudy and freezing nights to sunny days and possible weekend showers, with fluctuating temperatures and winds.