MnDOT plans a 6-month road construction on Hwy. 55 in Annandale starting mid-April, aiming to improve asphalt, utilities, signal systems, and pedestrian safety.

Minneapolis weather forecast includes sun, potential rain and snow, with temperatures ranging from highs near 49 to 63 degrees and lows from 31 to 43 degrees, and varying wind directions.

Apple Valley is enforcing stricter aesthetic ordinances, mandating items be hidden from view to maintain the area's appearance, affecting both residents and businesses.

Minnesota's DNR seeks public input on the management plans for Crooked Lake and other lakes, with a deadline of March 31st for feedback to inform future fisheries strategies.

A recent joint operation by Minneapolis Police and the MBCA in Coon Rapids led to a suspect's arrest, significant drug and cash seizure, and firearm recovery. The suspect faces charges and a $2 million bail.

First responders in Saint Paul, Minnesota rescued two dogs from a rollover accident, emphasizing their commitment to the safety of all community members.

The Minneapolis Police Department honored Officer Chad Fuchs for saving a baby during a narcotics incident and social worker April Smith for her community service.

The Minneapolis Police Department advertises its Cadet Program on social media, highlighting its benefits such as earning while learning without college debt, to recruit new talent.

Minneapolis offers three free community events including marshmallow roasting, Irish dance lessons, and a Cards Against Humanity game night, with snacks and drinks available for purchase.

Biosecurity is vital for protecting poultry from avian flu, with the Minnesota Board of Animal Health emphasizing public cooperation in disease prevention.

Minneapolis is set to experience strong winds with gusts up to 45 mph and a 30% chance of afternoon rain, while temperatures peak at 46 degrees. A slight chance of early evening snow is expected before a clear, cooler night.

Upcoming repairs on Duluth's Northwest Passage skywalk may cause delays on I-35, with lane closures and detours starting March 31 and expected to last until May 1.

Senator Liz Boldon criticizes President Trump's executive order to close the US Department of Education, asserting it undermines public education and promotes inequality.