The Minneapolis Police Department shared the experiences of their CSOs and interns to highlight their dedication to public service and the benefits of their program.

Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara and other seasoned law enforcement experts met to discuss transformative policing, focusing on accountability, transparency, and community engagement.

During Women in Construction Week, apprentice equipment operator Marley Sherbon is highlighted for her contributions to the industry as a fourth-generation construction worker in Minnesota.

The Minnesota State Patrol is recruiting new troopers through its inclusive LETO program, which welcomes candidates with any two- or four-year degrees, promising diverse career opportunities.

Minnetonka's Spring Eggstravaganza, set for April 5, offers a mix of indoor/outdoor activities including an egg hunt, crafts, and games for kids aged 1-9. Registration required.

Minnesota updates on aging and disability services include an extended survey deadline, CFSS program transition, resolution of Medicaid issue, and upcoming trainings.

Eden Prairie calls for nominations for the 2025 Heritage Preservation Award to recognize local contributions to historical preservation, with the selection announced in May.

Lenox Community Center is hosting a free sustainability lunch and learn on March 17, offering tips on energy saving, solar investments, and composting.

Minneapolis's Ward 11 community can meet their representative at Grande Sunrise on March 11 for a chat over coffee, with the option to sign up for a 20-minute slot online.

DEED workforce consultants offer strategic aid to Minnesota businesses, advising on hiring, retention, and accessing grants for workforce development.

Anoka County's Senior Expo on April 5 will offer health services, entertainment, and a pancake breakfast for seniors at Lord of Life Church in Ramsey.

Brooklyn Park Police and Fire departments offer a free safety class for the elderly, focusing on scam awareness and fire safety, with registration required.

The Homegrown Minneapolis Food Council is seeking 22 new members to help shape a sustainable local food system and advise city officials. Applications are open for interested individuals to participate and influence food policy.