Anoka County offers free legal consultations for residents on Law Day, including expungement and family and housing law issues at designated venues within the Government Center.

The Maple Grove City Council will meet on April 15 at 7:30 p.m. at the Government Center, with options for live online viewing for those unable to attend in person.

The article praises the dedicated staff at the Emergency 911 Communications Center, emphasizing their crucial role in providing emergency assistance to the community 24/7.

The Ramsey City Council approved plans for new auto repair shops and extended a moratorium on adult cannabis businesses while reviewing city infrastructure and development.

Minnesota's Senate is advancing a bill to reform the state's tax forfeiture process, aligning with a Supreme Court ruling to ensure fairness in returning surplus funds from property sales.

The EPA's new PFAS limits affect Hastings, MN, where five of six wells exceed standards, prompting urgent calls for state-funded water treatment upgrades.

Anoka County announces a week in April to honor public safety personnel and sets cleanup events for the Mississippi River, amid other local updates.

St. Louis Park is soliciting proposals for a Comprehensive Safety Action Plan to reduce traffic incidents, emphasizing the protection of vulnerable groups and aligning with a Safe System approach. Proposal submissions are accepted until May 2, 2024.

Interim Col. Christina Bogojevic is appointed as the new chief of the Minnesota State Patrol, a role in which she pledges to address traffic safety and strengthen the force.

Bloomington homeowners may see property tax changes after a meeting on May 1 to review the city assessor’s work. Participation is limited to appeals heard on April 24, others can reach the County Board for further debate.

Minnesota deploys high-riding pickups to enable police to see and stop bad driving, combatting a rise in traffic fatalities. This $640,000 initiative includes nine agencies and coincides with a campaign against distracted driving.

Minnesota Senator Heather Gustafson applauds new EPA drinking water standards for six PFAS types, referencing state progress like Amara's Law and highlighting federal funding for clean water efforts.

Minneapolis City Council's new rideshare compensation ordinance spurs the launch of nearly a dozen new ventures. Today's meeting may bring amendments amid debates on worker's rights and corporate pressure.