Residents in Hennepin County collected 419 pounds of unwanted prescriptions during National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, with the help of local authorities and Walgreens.

Senator Hauschild earmarked $3 million for a new hangar to improve the 148th Fighter Wing's infrastructural integrity and support Minnesota's national security efforts.

Duluth invites the community to discuss the Eklund Avenue Project at Emanuel Baptist Church on April 30, aimed at traffic calming and infrastructure improvements.

A bill led by Senator Klein to increase transparency in ticket sales and fight deceptive practices passed the Senate and now awaits the Governor's approval.

Morrison County leaders have a busy meeting schedule next week, including emergency services and legislative briefings. Sessions are open to the public with accommodations available upon request.

Minneapolis discusses the MN Promise Act to aid struggling businesses with loans and grants, targeting areas hit hard economically. A town hall is scheduled on May 4 to elaborate on the act's benefits.

Three locals received civic honors for heroic acts; Vicki Abdo for a child's rescue, Jennifer Loitz absent but recognized, and Terri Hanson for aiding motorcycle crash victims.

Storlie won the Crime Analyst of the Year title from the Tri-County Law Enforcement Association for her exceptional crime analysis work, aiding law enforcement in proactive policing.

Plymouth South Middle School and local police collaborate to create a school-themed police cruiser to strengthen community bonds. Officer Eliason, an alumnus, drives the vehicle.

The Minneapolis City Council has processed 50 actions from committees and is holding community engagement events, including discussions on George Floyd Square and tobacco ordinance amendments.

Uber and Lyft may exit Minneapolis over increased ride-share fees, while the city considers converting a fire-damaged precinct into a voter services center. Downtown recovery, a cigarette price hike, and water quality standards are also city focuses.

The Minneapolis City Council has implemented new regulations for tobacco and transit, passed a rideshare worker wage law, plans for redeveloping the old Kmart site, and promotes community and sustainability efforts.

The City recognized employees at a Spring event, highlighting Sonja Ritchie Roy from the EPPD with the City Manager's Quality Award for exceptional service.