The Nicollet Island Spring Market is set to open on May 5 in Minneapolis, featuring 61 vendors with unique goods and celebrating both local artisans and young entrepreneurs.

The Minnesota Office of Pipeline Safety urges residents to call 811 before starting any excavation projects to prevent damage to underground utilities.

Coon Rapids is focusing on water conservation for Earth Month, promoting measures like low-flow fixtures and smart irrigation amid drought and increased usage straining aquifers.

Veteran firefighter Rick joins the local dive team after 40+ years of service, continues to work post-retirement, and enjoys family life and outdoor activities.

Jim Frazier, a Community Outreach Re-Entry Specialist, distributes food to non-profits in Brockton, MA, helping combat food insecurity in the community.

St. Louis Park is hosting "Pick up the Park Kick-Off" on April 21st, encouraging residents to clean various parks, with supplies available for those unable to attend.

Brooklyn Park's annual watermain flushing begins on April 22 and is expected to end by May 3 to clean pipes and test water flow and pressure. Residents may see discolored water and are advised to run taps until it clears.

Sherburne County announced a series of events for residents to safely dispose of household hazardous waste until September, excluding explosives and radioactive materials.

Minneapolis boosts its Green Cost Share Program funding to support local businesses in adopting green technologies and reduce the city's environmental footprint.

Westwood Hills Nature Center is inviting junior high and high school students to join their Junior Naturalist Volunteer Program for summer, offering hands-on activities like animal care and water garden maintenance.

St. Louis Park reminds residents of Fair Housing Act protections, announces a SPARC meeting, and promotes sustainability and package theft prevention initiatives.

Dr. Rachel Hardeman of U of M has been named to TIME100, recognizing her contribution to antiracism in health equity through her research and the Center for Antiracism Research for Health Equity.

Saint Paul will hold its 38th annual Earth Day cleanup event on April 20, where volunteers across the city will join to clear debris and beautify neighborhoods without needing to preregister.