A Minnesota man pleaded guilty to defrauding over $250 million from the Feeding Our Future program by claiming to serve thousands of meals to children daily.

Minnesota Senator Jen McEwen criticizes austerity narratives and calls for tax increases on the wealthy in response to a forecast showing a lower-than-expected state surplus.

Jim Kuta scored a perfect 300 in Wii Bowling at the Mary Ann Young Center, joining another elite scorer. The center offers a friendly environment with games, companionship, coffee, and treats.

Coon Rapids City Council addressed gambling expenditure, accepted community donations, improved infrastructure, added a food truck fire inspection fee, enhanced golf club facilities, and advocated for commuter rail service.

The March/April 2025 edition of the Plymouth News covers local updates, a state of the city feature, disposal events, and upcoming roadworks to inform residents.

Minneapolis is engaging community feedback on proposals for developing the historic Peoples' Way site at George Floyd Square, with upcoming events and an online survey.

Minneapolis opens applications for its Urban Scholars internship, aiming to provide public sector experience to underrepresented students, with Mayor Frey and alumni praising the program's value.

Minneapolis weather forecast predicts sunny skies, with temperatures rising to highs of 49-57 degrees throughout the week and lows around 29-35 degrees at night.

The Minneapolis Police Department was honored by the U.S. Secret Service for their collaboration during last year's election season to ensure candidate safety.

Minneapolis seeks members for its Food Council to guide the city’s food policy towards equity and sustainability, and offers grants and initiatives to address food insecurity and support urban agriculture.

Minnesota's budget forecast shows a reduced $456 million surplus, with a DFL senator defending the state's fiscal policies.

St. Louis Park has a public hearing for a variance on parking requirements for a new restaurant at Texa-Tonka Shopping Center. Community input is welcome in person or via email by 3:30 p.m. on March 19, 2025.

Adam James Webster from Mahnomen has been charged with illegal possession of firearms as a convicted felon, announced by Acting U.S. Attorney Lisa D. Kirkpatrick.