The Washington County Historic Courthouse hosts the "New Land, New Life: Norwegian Immigration to Minnesota, 1825-1925" exhibit from March 5 to April 3, honoring the bicentennial of Norwegian immigration.

Temporary closure of horse trails at Pine Point Regional Park and Lake Elmo Park Reserve due to thawing conditions; Gateway State Trail remains open for equestrians.

The Scott County Library is updating digital records and advises patrons to check if their cards need renewal, especially if issued before March 2020 or over five years old.

Anoka County has released property tax statements and valuation notices, available by mail and online, with advice for new property owners regarding transfers.

Minneapolis' Health Department initiates the Public Health Pathways Program, championed by April Graves and Giselle Martinez-Izea, focusing on youth leadership and diverse inclusion for better community health.

Land of Memories campground in Mankato, MN, opens reservations for the 2025 season on March 5, with the campground opening in May, weather permitting.

The Saint Paul Police Department mourns the loss of retired Officer Felicia Reilly, who passed away on March 1, 2025, and is remembered for her compassion and dedication.

Minneapolis Police officers helped a man push his disabled car in extreme cold and arranged a ride after his battery died, demonstrating community support.

Minneapolis Police swiftly recovered a 4-year-old from a stolen vehicle after the child's mother stepped into a bakery. The child was found unharmed and reunited with the mother.

Two juveniles in a stolen car conducted a crime spree in Minneapolis, involving shots fired and burglaries, but were apprehended due to a coordinated police effort.

A fire, likely started by a diesel heater, destroyed a garage in Grand Lake Township. Multiple fire departments responded, but no injuries were reported.

Dr. Reena Kartha of the University of Minnesota discussed the challenges of rare diseases, emphasizing the need for research and better treatments, and highlighted the university's role in addressing these issues.

Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara's special order aims to prevent new homeless encampments and reduce violence and overdoses associated with them, with the MPD already having intervened in several instances.