Anoka County in Minnesota alerts residents of the pollution in its waters from illegal dumping, educating them on proper waste disposal to protect the environment.

A 1937 Philco radio, inherited by Tracy La Vere, was restored to working condition by volunteers at Ramsey County's Fix-It Clinic, including expert Rod Basham.

Ramsey County celebrates April as National County Government Month, focusing on community engagement and highlighting the local government's role in public service and quality of life.

The Ramsey County Environmental Center has opened, offering various sustainability services including disposal and a reuse room for residents. It features eco-friendly design and hosts educational events.

Anoka County's annual Career Fair on April 9th at Anoka Technical College will feature over 110 exhibitors from various industries, offering a chance for job seekers to connect with employers.

Mayor Melvin Carter of Saint Paul declared a local emergency to ensure uninterrupted garbage collection during a transition to a new waste handling system and legal zoning challenges.

LAPPN is hosting an event focused on mental health for African immigrants, offering healthcare services and cultural activities at the Coon Rapids YMCA.

Saint Paul is accepting applications for Neighborhood STAR and Cultural STAR programs for 2025, with funds aimed at capital projects and cultural initiatives. Deadline for submission is May 2.

The City of Minneapolis Health Department is seeking 22 members to join the Homegrown Minneapolis Food Council to advise on local food policies. Applications are due by March 31.

Two Mankato Police officers were honored by Minnesota's Office of Traffic Safety for their exemplary road safety efforts, including a DWI "Hat Trick" award for Officer Strong.

St. Louis Park, MN, announces numerous children's programs for spring/summer in their Parks and Recreation Activity Catalog, including music, art, science, and cooking classes.

Minneapolis prepares for its Earth Day Cleanup on April 19, where residents can help remove trash from parks. No pre-registration needed, supplies provided.

Apple Valley's Home & Garden Expo is set to inspire residents on April 12th at Eastview High School, providing access to code enforcement staff for property maintenance tips and ordinance information.