Woodbury Mayor Anne Burt assures the city's water is unaffected by new EPA health standards for PFAS, citing proactive measures and plans for a permanent treatment facility.

Dakota County has announced a public hearing for residents to discuss local housing and community development needs taking place on April 23 at the County Board Room.

Anoka County announces Law Day events offering free legal counsel and services to residents. Various clinics will focus on expungement, family, and housing law disputes on May 3.

Ramsey County celebrates National County Government Month, honoring its employees and the essential services they provide, with various online activities and a theme of "Counties Matter."

Upsher-Smith Laboratories in Minnesota transitions to Bora Pharmaceuticals, with state officials and local dignitaries attending the ceremony. The acquisition is expected to benefit local economic development and job creation.

The Duluth Fire Department introduces Jack, a two-year-old yellow lab trained to detect accelerants at fire scenes, enhancing investigation capabilities.

Mankato's File of Life program provides first responders with critical medical information through kits with forms for emergencies, available free at local centers.

Minnesota Senate passed the Tenants' Rights Omnibus Bill with provisions to protect tenants' privacy and prevent penalties for emergency calls, including for mental health crises.

Minnesota officials propose legislation requiring a license to sell scrap copper wire to address the state's issues with copper theft that's affecting public safety and infrastructure.

A Minnesota Senate bill aiming to increase investment in rural water infrastructure has been passed, with provisions to enhance funding for water system modernization.

The Minnesota Senate passed a bill to rename a bridge after MnDOT worker Michael Gau, who died in a work zone accident. The bill now awaits the Governor's signature.

The Minnesota Senate passed a bill bolstering tenant rights, led by Senator Zaynab Mohamed, with measures such as the right to form associations and protections for domestic violence survivors.

Plymouth seeks members for its new Destination Marketing Organization Advisory Board to guide its tourism strategy. Candidates should be connected to local tourism and apply by May 1.