A motorcycle collided with a vehicle on Highway 610 in Brooklyn Park, prompting a response from police and medics. The crash is under investigation, and the road was closed for cleanup.

Mankato's annual Clean-up event returns, offering residents the chance to dispose of unwanted items on select May weekends, at the Public Works Center, for those with City utility-billed garbage services.

Mayor Hollies Winston will present the 2025 State of the City address in Brooklyn Park, discussing progress and future visions, with appetizers from Reyes Restaurant.

A teenage male was arrested in connection to a January shooting at a Wingstop in Brooklyn Park after an investigation and a search warrant operation. The incident involved one non-fatal injury and 15 bullet holes in the restaurant.

The Minnesota State Patrol chased a suspect through Minneapolis into Brooklyn Park on March 12th, resulting in property damage before the suspect was apprehended.

The Metropolitan Council is reopening its Section 8 housing waiting list on April 9th for the first time in three years, with a lottery on May 1st to select applicants.

Saint Paul small businesses have grant, funding, and resource opportunities, including the Neighborhood STAR program, worker cooperatives support, tax webinars, and outdoor space permits.

Plymouth's Drop-Off Days for disposing of household items are scheduled for April 25-26, with different collection days to streamline the process. Identification is required, and discounts are offered for online prepayments.

Duluth's Parks and Recreation division has temporarily closed natural surface trails, including the Duluth Traverse and Superior Hiking Trail, due to damage risks from the spring thaw. Some trails and cross-country ski routes remain open.

Blaine Parks & Recreation is hosting a free movie event featuring the comedy "You're Cordially Invited" on March 27 with Will Ferrell and Reese Witherspoon. Registration is required.

Blaine's RecConnect program offers new summer activities, including camps, sports, and workshops. Registration is open on the city website, which also enables park shelter reservations.

Minnesota's ACBC Food Shelf experiences a 15% rise in visits, with 1 in 5 households facing food insecurity. They aim to raise $100,000 and 150,000 pounds of food, with donations until April 6 magnified by the Minnesota Foodshare March Campaign.

The Minneapolis Health Department has been reaccredited by PHAB, ensuring it meets national public health standards and demonstrates a commitment to the community's health.