Clearwater City and Township voters within ISD 742 will vote on a school bond referendum Tuesday. Information on polling places and voter status is available on the Wright County Elections website.

The Maple Grove Police Department has introduced a new emblem that symbolizes tradition and forward-thinking, to be used on their equipment and documents.

The Senate DFL in Minnesota has proposed budget targets to ensure economic stability, including cuts and long-term planning, as highlighted by Senator Grant Hauschild.

Senator Hauschild advances a bill to streamline Minnesota's permit process while maintaining environmental standards, gaining wide support and passing committee.

Wright County's digitization issue delays 2025 property tax statements, initially due early April. Online access expected next week, with county prioritizing the issue and an apology issued for inconvenience.

Woodbury seeks a new city administrator as Clint Gridley retires after 21 years. Consultant Dave Unmacht to assist; Baker Tilly to review applicants starting April 7. Semi-finalist list expected by mid-April.

Boyd Hesdorffer steps down as supervisor of Eden Prairie Reserve Unit; Andrew Rockafellow and Tom Bahe take on new leadership roles. The Reserve Unit seeks new volunteers.

St. Paul's Board of Zoning Appeals approved a major variance for a new supportive housing facility by Michael Tadros, despite it being closer to another facility than zoning codes typically allow.

Minnesota Senate DFL members proposed a $1.35 billion budget for capital investment, with Senator Ann Johnson Stewart emphasizing its benefits for the economy and infrastructure.

Minnesota's Senate has announced a $1.35 billion 2025 bonding bill targeting infrastructure needs, supported by a bipartisan coalition, signaling commitment to community revitalization and job creation.

Minnesota Senator Johnson Stewart supports the Senate DFL's $1.35 billion bonding bill for infrastructure, highlighting its benefits for job creation, the economy, and public works.

Minnesota's LIHEAP is in crisis due to federal staff layoffs, threatening the continuity of energy assistance for over 130,000 households as state Senators Klein and Frentz seek solutions.

Anoka County is hosting a public meeting on April 19 at the Wargo Nature Center to discuss the Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan, inviting community feedback on local water cleanliness initiatives.