Katie Meaux joins the Bloomington WIC team as a Public Health Dietitian and embraces local community activities.

National Public Health Week celebrates its 30th anniversary on April 7-13, focusing on individual roles in community health, and honors local public health workers in Bloomington, Edina, and Richfield.

Bloomington launches a Renewable Energy Challenge for Earth Month, encouraging local energy customers to opt into using more renewable sources with a small monthly fee.

Ron Crook was named Firefighter of the Year by Bloomington's Fire Department, recognizing his achievements since joining in 2016 and his dedication to safety and community education.

Bloomington celebrates environmental progress during Earth Month with sustainable achievements like energy-efficient homes, electric city trucks, organic waste recycling, tree planting, and water conservation initiatives.

The Hyland Hills South Condominium Association, with a grant from the Nine Mile Creek Watershed District, is removing invasive buckthorn and planting native species.

Anoka County now offers online vehicle registration renewal, allowing residents to avoid DMV lines and support local services directly. New license plates still require in-person pick-up.

The City of Bloomington seeks residents for various boards and commissions, emphasizing diversity and youth participation. Applications are due by May 18 and can be accessed online.

The Minnesota Senate passed a resolution condemning President Trump's pardons of January 6 insurrectionists, authored by Senator Ron Latz, with a partisan vote of 34-22.

The Ramsey County Board approved a revised sale agreement for the Rice Creek Commons Project, advancing a 10-acre commercial development in Arden Hills with sustainable design features.

The article details a week's weather forecast for Minneapolis with varied conditions including clouds, rain, possible snow, and sunshine, with fluctuating temperatures and winds.

A Minnesota man pleaded guilty to executing a "cryptojacking" scam, mining Ethereum using his former company's resources and incurring over $45,000 in costs.

The Justice Department deploys FBI agents to investigate violent crimes in Indian Country, under Operation Not Forgotten, aiming to resolve longstanding cases.