Refugee landlords in Minnesota offer housing and aid to newly arrived refugees, reflecting their own past experiences and the state's leadership in resettlement programs.

Minnesota GOP lawmakers are advocating for a public vote on a new state flag and seal, opposing the planned unveiling this spring without wider input.

Two Minnesota middle schools, Chaska Middle School East and Waconia Middle School, will offer after-school archery programs in May to teach students discipline and focus.

Mankato partners with the Mdewakanton Dakota community to develop a unique, culturally significant playground. Public input on the design is sought through the "Every Voice" platform on the city's website.

Proposals to rezone 964 Payne Ave. and erect a 90-foot building at 1566 University Ave. W. are stirring debate in St. Paul, with potential impacts on neighborhood character and local commerce.

DARTS, a non-profit in Apple Valley, helps seniors with chores like mowing and home repairs, focusing on independence and safety, with funding for low-income residents.

Minnetonka's real estate market is stable with a modest increase in home values, and the city's assessing division actively adjusts market values based on recent transactions and property improvements.

Coon Rapids offers sports camps for kids at Sand Creek Park, including soccer, baseball, and flag football, with provided equipment and small class sizes. Registration details are in the 2024 Parks & Recreation Guide.

The article details Minneapolis's varied weather forecast including sun, clouds, and possible rain and snow, with temperatures ranging from highs in the mid-40s to mid-50s and lows around 25 to 37 degrees.

A sculpture honoring Burnsville's public safety teams will be installed at City Hall. Titled "Homage," the artwork by Mary Pat Lutz, features bronze figures of a firefighter, paramedic, and police officer.

Blaine City Hall is hosting a "Meet the Bunny" event on March 16 and a "Breakfast with the Bunny" on March 23, featuring photo opportunities and activities for local families. Spaces are limited to 25 seats per session.

Carver County is hosting two maple syrup events: a family tour on April 2, 2024, and a festival on April 6, offering educational experiences and sweet treats.

A man was fatally shot early morning at a Minneapolis intersection, leading police to search for answers and suspects. Despite efforts to save him, he died at the hospital. Detectives are investigating the incident without any arrests made so far.