Minnesota's budget forecast shows a $456 million surplus for 2026-27, down $160 million, and a nearly $6 billion shortfall for 2028-29, worse by $852 million. Senator Gustafson blames federal policies for the downturn.

St. Louis County engineers seek public input on improving traffic near Lowell Elementary. A meeting is set for March 11 to discuss safety and flow at two intersections.

Minnesota Senator Rob Kupec proposes a bill, SF 1690, for a free e-waste disposal system, aiming to update current practices and improve recycling rates.

Minnesota's economic forecast shows a mixed outlook, with a projected shortfall despite some improvements, and local politicians like Senator Dibble attribute it partly to federal policies and actions.

Minneapolis residents are invited to view new designs for the Grand Rounds Missing Link at an open house event.

Tactical Response Unit executed a search warrant at Ridgebrook Apartment as part of a weapons probe, detaining two adults without incident. Details remain undisclosed.

Eden Prairie City Council appointed and reappointed community members to advisory commissions, announced tree sale, and called for Heritage Preservation Award nominations. Upcoming events include a fish fry, ice show, and concert.

MnDOT provides free classes, one-to-one assistance, and grants to small businesses for skill-building in construction and contracting until June 2025.

Eden Prairie Outdoor Center closes its winter season with events like a night-time snowshoe hike, a full-moon hike, stargazing at Staring Lake Observatory, and an adult nature night.

The City is hiring a seasonal maintenance worker from April to November for tasks including street and infrastructure upkeep; application deadline is April 6.

Senator Liz Boldon criticized the financial trajectory of Minnesota under the current administration, citing concerns over layoffs, trade, and the impact of President Trump's policies on the state's economy.

Senator Scott Dibble introduced a bill to make suicide prevention barriers on the Washington Avenue Bridge permanent, highlighting the site's frequent use for suicide attempts.

The Minneapolis Democracy Center will repurpose the former 3rd precinct police station, offering electoral services and community space, with renovations and design currently underway.