Police in Brooklyn Park chased a suspect driving a stolen vehicle but called off the pursuit. The vehicle was linked to a recent burglary, and efforts to find the suspect continue.

Apple Valley's Home & Garden Expo, held at Eastview High School on April 6th, invites residents to engage with local Code Enforcement officers from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

The City of Blaine announces its annual tree sale starting April 1st, encouraging residents to enhance their environment by planting trees offered in the initiative.

Woodbury introduces a free food scraps pick-up service to turn kitchen waste into compost, lowering landfill use and emissions. Residents can order special bags for collection on the city's website.

The Minneapolis weather forecast promises a week of hit-and-miss conditions, with potential snow, rain, and fluctuating temperatures, followed by clearer and sunnier skies towards the end of the week.

Cleary Lake Regional Park offers a free family event for storytelling, a nature walk, and environmental art on April 10, inviting attendees to express creativity in nature.

Anoka County invites volunteers for a Mississippi River cleanup in April, with three opportunities starting on Earth Day. Bags and tools provided; meetups at different parks. RSVP required.

Bloomington's Planning Commission to hold a public hearing on April 4th for the development plan revisions of 7840 Computer Avenue, including remodeling and expansion.

Washington County and the City of Forest Lake plan to upgrade County Highway 32. An open house at Forest Lake City Hall is scheduled for April 8 to discuss the project, with online feedback available April 8-22.

A 19-year-old man pleaded guilty to illegally possessing a machine gun after crashing a stolen Jeep into a St. Paul restaurant. No injuries occurred, and the chase ended with his arrest.

St. Louis Park celebrated a snowplow naming contest, sharing the event on Facebook and highlighting the fun and appreciation for the city's winter services.

The Maple Grove State of the City video for 2024, featuring Mayor Mark Steffenson, discusses the ongoing expansion of the Community Center, park recreation activities, and the active real estate and economic growth in the city.

Sergeants from Eden Prairie Police explain their drone program's operations, which has been essential in emergencies since its 2020 start, in a discussion with the local Lions Club.