The Wargo Nature Center prepares for its Earth Day celebration with a service project on April 19, involving environmental restoration and community engagement.

A weather update for Minneapolis indicates a mix of conditions with chances of rain and snow, varying temperatures from 55 to 73 degrees, and winds shifting from west northwest to north northeast.

Saint Paul City Council proposes tenant protections and rent stabilization to address housing crisis, including anti-discrimination and fair notice regulations, with the public input process underway.

A 38-year-old Woodbury man, Timothy Gebhart, pleaded guilty to producing and distributing child sexual abuse material and coercing minors into explicit acts.

The Saint Paul Police Department is promoting Safe Summer Nights, events aimed at community engagement with activities, food, and giveaways. The events start June 5, with a special edition on June 10 for participants with disabilities.

Coon Rapids PD honored the retirement of Anoka's Chief Eric Peterson after 30 years of service, welcoming new Chief Andy Youngquist and stressing the importance of interdepartmental partnership.

The Minnesota DHS shared updates on services for the aging/disabled, inviting feedback on worker overtime, reminding of upcoming events, and announcing advisory committee applications.

The Pathways to Policing Program allows aspiring officers with a college degree to attend a paid four-month law enforcement training, aiming to diversify the police force.

The Morrison County Board of Commissioners' packed schedule includes multiple meetings and a leadership summit, with options for virtual participation.

Police Chief Hodges detailed "Operation: I Can't Help Myself," where 14 people, including ex-Senator Eichorn, were arrested in a sting targeting those soliciting minors for sex.

Minneapolis Police Chief O'Hara is carrying the duty weapon of fallen Officer Mitchell as a tribute to his service and sacrifice, honoring law enforcement tradition and community protection.

Eden Prairie is holding a week-long Park Clean-Up from April 7-13 and hosting events on recycling, combating invasive species, supporting pollinators, and home electrification for sustainability.

St. Louis Park residents will experience construction as CenterPoint Energy upgrades the gas infrastructure starting in April, aligning with city road work. No extra charges will apply, but there will be noticeable contractor activity.