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.

The Minneapolis weather report anticipates a mix of clouds and sun with slight chances of rain this week, highs ranging from 62 to 74 degrees, and windy conditions throughout.

Carver County Sheriff's office is increasing patrols for distracted driving in April, warning against the use of phones while driving and emphasizing road safety and the legal consequences of inattention.

Coon Rapids, Minnesota, reallocates old AEDs to public spaces and work vehicles, training city staff to ensure prompt responses to cardiac emergencies.

Senator Jen McEwen praised the new federal minimum train crew safety standards, which are similar to those she promoted in Minnesota, as a step to improve rail safety nationwide.

April in Ramsey County features community events such as Severe Weather Awareness Week, job fairs, environmental efforts, home repair grants, veterans' support, and infrastructural projects like the METRO Gold Line BRT construction.

Minnesota legislators are progressing on a bill to improve ride-sharing drivers' pay and benefits, involving extensive negotiations with stakeholders.

The Minnesota Senate passed the Environment & Natural Resources Trust Fund Bill to invest $79.6 million in environmental projects statewide, with bipartisan support.

The Bloomington City Council is set to discuss rezoning residential areas to B-4 commercial zones on April 15, 2024. Residents can participate in the hearing in various ways.

Two individuals, Hannah Chan and LaShay DeClercq-Ransom, receive Youth Workforce Champion Awards in Ramsey County.

The Wright County Sheriff’s Reserve is hosting an open house on April 23 to inform residents about volunteer opportunities and give insights into their work.

Coon Rapids has added four new officers to its police force. They took their oaths at a city council meeting, aiming to strengthen community relations.

Col. Matt Langer retires as chief of the Minnesota State Patrol after a career dedicated to traffic safety, leaving a legacy of improved road safety and internal support programs. He moves on to an international police role with IACP.