Minneapolis Food Council seeks new members to advise on urban food policies; application deadline is March 31.

The Dakota County Historical Society showcases around 100 quilts in its “The Threads That Bind Us” exhibit, with a special lecture on quilting techniques offered.

Mayor Reinert of Duluth will deliver his second State of the City address, outlining 2024 achievements and future plans at Ordean East Middle School, with community awards and civic engagement discussions.

U of Minnesota and USDA researchers, backed by a $1.5M grant, address bird flu in dairy cattle with new surveillance and strategies for food security.

Minnesota DFL lawmakers introduce a bill to tax the wealthiest to protect Medicaid, aiming to maintain health coverage and prevent service reductions for residents.

Wright County Sheriff's Office reported arrests for infractions including substance abuse, DWIs, and violent crimes, highlighting a range of legal issues in the area.

Wright County License Center clarifies REAL ID enforcement starts May 7, 2025, emphasizing passports are sufficient for domestic flights and necessary documents should be correct to obtain a REAL or Enhanced ID.

St. Paul partners with Nexus Community Partners to launch the LOCAL Fund for Worker Ownership, aiming to encourage businesses to transition to worker cooperatives to increase community wealth and local economic resilience.

Jay Willms has been named the new Director of City Council Operations for Saint Paul, bringing extensive experience and a commitment to collaborative governance.

Minnesota requires proof of U.S. citizenship or lawful presence and a Minnesota address for all CDL and CLP applications, effective March 20, 2025, to meet federal standards.

The Rogers Police Dept. in Minnesota is seeking help to find Maurice Jackson, a missing 30-year-old last seen on March 7 near a gravel pit and Crow River. He has black dreadlocks, brown eyes, and tattoos.

Burnsville residents can provide input on the future of Paha Sapa Park during an open house event on April 9, as part of the park's proposed 2025-26 improvements.

Applications for Saint Paul's Neighborhood STAR grants open on March 31, with a workshop on April 8. Grants support local capital improvement projects.