Minnesota celebrates its first Women in Agriculture Day, highlighting the roles and challenges of women in the sector and seeking to boost their visibility and acknowledgment in the industry.

The IRRRB meeting resulted in $9.5 million for economic development in Northeastern Minnesota, with funds allocated for job creation, housing, and community projects.

Washington County is hosting a public hearing to consider updates to its Parks Ordinance, focusing on safety and environmental protection. The community can review proposals online and submit comments by April 18 ahead of the April 23 meeting.

The Plymouth County Sheriff's Department starts training its new group of correctional officer candidates, reflecting intense preparation through a video on Facebook.

Council Member Payne announces snow management efforts in Ward 1 and invites residents to community meetings and safety discussions regarding traffic calming treatments for 2024.

The Morrison County Board of Commissioners had a busy week with meetings on emergency services, environmental issues, and regional matters from March 24th to 30th, 2024.

The St. Louis Park City Council will discuss a key amendment for pre-eviction notices in their upcoming meeting, available for public attendance in-person and online.

Officer Steve Beberg celebrated 30 years of service with the Coon Rapids Police, where he leads the Traffic Unit and manages the police vehicle fleet.

The Minneapolis City Council introduces a minimum wage ordinance for rideshare drivers, standing firm against Uber and Lyft's threats to exit the market.

Minneapolis braces for a snowstorm, debates ride-share minimum wage, secures funding for community projects, and engages with residents on local initiatives.

The Saint Paul Planning Commission's March 29th session will discuss zoning changes, building heights, and reschedule a public hearing for the East Grand Avenue Overlay District.

The Twin Cities are planning a significant transformation by 2050 focusing on improving parks, transportation, and water systems to enhance residents' living conditions.

The Minneapolis City Council has been active in March, approving numerous initiatives and planning for future community engagement while addressing public works, transportation, environmental, and public safety issues.