The Bloomington Police Department highlighted that a majority of vehicle thefts occur when owners leave keys in the ignition, urging the public to take basic steps like removing keys to prevent theft.

A 4-year-old boy visited the Plymouth Police Headquarters to demand he be allowed to join the force, resulting in a humorous exchange and gaining the affection of the officers.

Minnesota State Senator Zaynab Mohamed introduces Senate File 3588, a bill allowing striking workers to receive unemployment benefits after a certain waiting period.

The Mary Ann Young Center in Blaine will screen "The Color Purple" on March 28. Viewers can enjoy popcorn and beverages during the movie, which is a PG-13 event. Advance registration is required to attend.

St. Louis Park is hiring seasonal maintenance workers for April-November 2024. Applications are open until March 31, with positions involving upkeep of public spaces and potential overtime.

CenterPoint Energy is set to upgrade gas mains and relocate meters in Lynnhurst, Minneapolis. Work will occur from April and continue into summer 2024, impacting areas between 46th St, Minnehaha Parkway, and Lyndale Avenue.

Brooklyn Park announces activities such as a farmers market, summer camps, and free movie screenings, inviting community participation and offering scholarships and adult programs.

Minneapolis reopens applications for NOAH Preservation Fund Loans to maintain affordable housing, with a deadline of April 24, prioritizing projects for lower-income residents and favoring local developers.

Senator Judy Seeberger proposes Senate File 4212 to streamline the evaluation process for physical education for special education students in Minnesota.

Senator Kelly Morrison is proposing a bill to reduce prior authorization in healthcare, aiming to speed up treatment, especially for urgent care, mental health, and chronic conditions in Minnesota.

The St. Louis Park Lions Club is hosting its annual Egg Hunt on March 30, featuring candy scrambles, a coloring contest, and a photo op with the Easter bunny. Registration is $6.

Minneapolis invites residents to a meeting on March 26 about the Upper Harbor Redevelopment Project and a new Health & Wellness Hub, emphasizing community engagement and open dialogue.

Maple Grove Police Chief Eric Werner discussed the importance of officer wellness and mental health on their Facebook page, detailing initiatives in response to recent law enforcement incidents.