Theodore Wirth Golf Course in Minneapolis opens April 8, while other local courses are already operational; carts are not yet allowed at Wirth. Tee times are in demand, and driving ranges are open but currently mats-only.

Gunfire in a residence leads to a police operation, the arrest of one male, and the recovery of firearms with no injuries reported.

Eden Prairie is hiring for various municipal roles including 911 telecommunicators, graduate engineers, and part-time positions like art and swim instructors. Application deadlines are in early April.

CenterPoint Energy resumes permanent repair work in Bryn Mawr, starting April 7, following temporary winter fixes. Work begins on Morgan Avenue South, with a commitment to restore affected areas.

The Senate DFL in Minnesota has proposed budget targets to ensure economic stability, including cuts and long-term planning, as highlighted by Senator Grant Hauschild.

Senator Hauschild advances a bill to streamline Minnesota's permit process while maintaining environmental standards, gaining wide support and passing committee.

Rice County, Minnesota announces Severe Weather Awareness Week, emphasizing preparedness for weather emergencies with daily focuses, from understanding alerts to tornado and flood safety.

Minneapolis is seeking public input on its future budget priorities through a survey, aiming to align fiscal decisions with community values. Residents have until April 30th to participate.

Minneapolis reports a significant drop in gun violence early in 2025, with the longest homicide-free stretch since 2017 and shooting rates down to pre-pandemic levels.

The article describes Minneapolis' mixed weather forecast, including sunny days, potential rain, and temperature changes throughout the upcoming week.

The article celebrates Kyle Duchschere, an Eden Prairie Police Department evidence specialist, for his meticulous work managing evidence and his amicable nature.

MnDOT invites the public to a webinar on school start times and their effect on students' likelihood of walking or biking to school, hosted on April 9 from 2-3 p.m.

Deputies in Wright County arrested John Proper after a high-speed chase and foot pursuit, using K9s and UAVs to locate him; Proper faces charges including felony flee.