Maple Grove, Minnesota faced a snow shortage, leading to diminished sledding activities. The city's Parks and Recreation called for sled donations to prepare for future seasons, maintaining optimism for snowier winters ahead.

Senator Ann Rest champions a $500 million HEAPR bill to revamp the University of Minnesota's infrastructure and address a $6 billion maintenance backlog.

Cleary Lake Regional Park offers a historical event on March 5 focused on ancestral occupations for people over 50, including storytelling, research tips, and free digital scanning of old photos.

An Edina financial adviser, Kristi Margaret Berge, is charged with wire fraud for allegedly defrauding clients of $1.6 million and spending it on real estate.

Minnesota celebrates Officer Arik Matson Day on February 22nd in tribute to a Waseca officer who survived a shooting in the line of duty and has shown remarkable recovery.

Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board announces the Play Golf Minneapolis Season start this Saturday, offering season passes, league signups, and lessons at city clubhouses.

The St. Louis Park City Council has deemed a property at 2519 Virginia Ave. S. a public nuisance due to violations, and it may face demolition if not improved soon.

Minneapolis continues its municipal water softening tradition, reducing the need for personal softeners and ensuring quality drinking water for residents.

Minneapolis residents can meet with local officials at an Open Office Hours event at the Third Space Cafe on February 27, offering a forum for direct discussions on city matters.

Minneapolis plans to open a community safety center pilot on East Lake Street by late summer, offering supportive services to enhance safety and accessibility, with full public input on its development.

Anoka County board plans multiple infrastructure projects, including new roundabouts and a bridge overhaul, alongside environmental and public safety grants, while Commissioner Matt Look announced his departure.

The city's annual tree sale in collaboration with Tree Trust starts on March 1, with previews available now. Trees can be picked up on May 4 and 6. Residents can plant them or use city planting programs.

The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board is seeking volunteers for the city's Juneteenth event at Bethune Park on June 15, with various roles available.