The Metropolitan Mosquito Control District reports on mosquito management to Anoka County as National County Government Month begins, highlighting infrastructure improvements and support for county services.

Jennifer Grenardo, a Police Cadet from Brooklyn Park, leads and inspires at the National Latino Police Officers Association's Women in Leadership Panel and as a speaker at Hennepin Technology College's Be Bold mentorship program.

St. Louis Park offers a free service to etch and paint catalytic converters to deter theft. The event requires pre-registration and will take place on May 2.

St. Paul residents can submit comments on proposed zoning variances, including new garages and home additions, to the Board of Zoning Appeals by March 29.

Senator Grant Hauschild is advocating for $1 million in funding for the Minnesota Entrepreneur Fund to support small businesses in Northeastern Minnesota.

Senate Majority Leader Erin Murphy supports Governor Walz’s agenda for Minnesota, emphasizing a continued focus on education, infrastructure, and personal freedoms.

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.