The Brooklyn Park Environmental Health Division will start property inspections on April 8 to ensure compliance with city codes, and violators will receive correction notices. Residents can use a checklist on the city's website to prepare.

Wright County is recruiting volunteers for Skywarn, a severe weather spotting program by the National Weather Service, with upcoming training sessions.

Kate Schaefers of the University of Minnesota discusses the complexities of retirement, emphasizing the need for planning, and flexibility during this stage of life.

The AASD and DSD issued updates on training and resources for aging and disability services, highlighting an upcoming Odyssey webinar and motivational interviewing training. They also shared a new video to help navigate HCBS license applications.

Senate Majority Leader Erin Murphy supports Governor Walz’s agenda for Minnesota, emphasizing a continued focus on education, infrastructure, and personal freedoms.

The IRRRB meeting resulted in $9.5 million for economic development in Northeastern Minnesota, with funds allocated for job creation, housing, and community projects.

Burnsville offers a variety of spring activities including stargazing, pickleball, ice skating, and orienteering, as announced in a city Facebook post.

Minneapolis invites locals to contribute to the First Avenue North reconstruction plan at an upcoming open house, reflecting a trend in cities seeking public input on urban development.

A winter weather advisory is in effect in Minneapolis, with 2-4 inches of snow and sleet expected, possibly affecting commutes and dropping temperatures to around 15 degrees tonight.

The St. Louis Park City Council will discuss a key amendment for pre-eviction notices in their upcoming meeting, available for public attendance in-person and online.

The Saint Paul Police Department played a hockey game at the TRIA Rink to support domestic violence victims, with proceeds aiding a local intervention project.

Six juveniles were arrested for a gunpoint robbery in Brooklyn Park; police recovered firearms and the victim's items. The incident has sparked concern over youth crime and justice reform.

Apple Valley is enforcing rules against depositing shoveled snow onto public streets or sidewalks, emphasizing that it must stay on private property to prevent damage and obstruction. The city has a hotline for reporting violations.