Burnsville officials endorse Law Enforcement Labor Services for donations after the loss of three public servants, while providing alternatives for non-monetary support and warning against scam fundraisers.

Wright County has announced that new fishing licenses are available for purchase starting March 1st for the 2024-2025 season, with various options at the License Center.

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.

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.

Chief Jeff Potts of the Bloomington Police Department discussed an incident in a video, emphasizing transparent communication with the public on police work challenges.

Lt. Mike Glowka participates yearly in the "Police Unity Tour," a 300-mile bike ride to honor fallen officers and support the National Law Enforcement Memorial.

Saint Paul is reopening its Rental Rehab program and launching a NOAH acquisition initiative to enhance rental properties and maintain affordable housing, respectively, with key dates for applications and required training announced.

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

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.

City of Eagan employees hosted a food and fund drive, collecting over a ton of food and raising thousands for The Open Door charity, receiving gratitude on Twitter for their efforts.

Minneapolis begins its City Tree Lottery, offering residents the chance to buy discounted trees to enhance local greenery and benefit the environment.

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.

Brooklyn Park announces Community Activity Center improvements meeting and various community events, including summer camp registration, Adults on the Move Guide, Women's History celebration, free movie screenings, and a blood drive.