Assistant Professor Sofia Bapna from the Carlson School of Management focuses on gender disparities in STEM, researching the importance of networking to advance women's participation and reduce the gender gap in these fields.

The Blaine City Council allocated $212,500 from pull tab net proceeds to local charities supporting various community needs, including emergency housing and food shelves.

University of Minnesota Professor Brad Hokanson emphasizes creativity's importance in education, suggesting schools and families should encourage a more diverse approach to learning.

Burnsville, MN canceled its Community Safety and Wellness Workshop due to the recent loss of three first responders, intending to regroup and honor them in April.

The Plymouth County Sheriff’s Office has engaged in a friendly rivalry between their K9 and field services units, aiming to collect the most donations for a local food drive.

Burnsville announces summer activity registration, featuring Camp Explore, Nature Nuts, youth paddleboarding, adult pickleball, and skateboarding starting March 11.

St. Louis Park City Council has proclaimed March 11, 2024, as the start of Ramadan, encouraging education and participation in related community events.

Duluth seeks state funds for a major overhaul of its downtown public library, aiming for demolition and new construction to create a multipurpose facility integrated with urban revitalization efforts.

Duluth invites residents to participate in West Superior Street's redesign during an open house at Clyde Iron Works on March 14, 2024, where community input will be sought.

The Duluth Construction Career Night on March 12 offers networking and insights into union apprenticeship jobs in construction, with hands-on experiences and no attendance fee.

Brooklyn Park's Recycling Week is from March 11-15; residents must place carts by 6:30 am, avoiding plastic bags for recycling. The city encourages using the Brooklyn Park HRG Recycling app for guidance.

Hennepin County’s Fix-It Clinics help residents repair household items with the assistance of skilled volunteers, offering no-cost troubleshooting and a community experience while promoting sustainability.

The University of Minnesota Board of Regents toured health science schools, exploring innovative facilities and discussing state support for health care advancements.