Ramsey County is hosting a workshop to help residents understand Medical Assistance renewal with the aid of Shakir Consulting Services. Registration is required.

Minnesota schools are using the Solar for Schools program to install solar arrays, saving on energy costs and incorporating renewable energy education into their curricula, supported by state-funded grants.

The Minnesota BCA plans to digitalize its warrant process to quicken analysis of electronic devices in investigation, as seen in Jacob Kinn’s conviction involving digital evidence.

Burnsville Police may add drones to enhance safety and are discussing this at a council meeting. Public input is encouraged through various channels by April 2, 5:30 p.m. before the meeting.

St. Paul's new tech entrepreneurs emerge from a successful fellowship program that provides education, insights, and networking opportunities for innovation in the tech industry.

Professor Tom Stoffregen from the University of Minnesota discusses motion sickness causes and management, emphasizing the role of physical differences in susceptibility.

Blaine homeowners must have backflow preventers tested annually by a qualified technician to prevent contamination of the city’s water supply, with noncompliance risking legal consequences.

The University of Minnesota study identifies lysolipids as a factor in ARDS, potentially disrupting lung surfactant and leading to respiratory distress. This insight could guide personalized treatments.

Cyber experts, including Mark Langanki from University of Minnesota, warn about scammers using AI to mimic personal details for fraud, making it hard to spot fake communications. Langanki offers strategies to protect against these advanced scams.

The University of Minnesota's School of Dentistry Special Healthcare Needs Clinic received a $100,000 grant for technological and facility enhancements.

Morrison County, MN, is using a share of the opioid settlement for local anti-opioid initiatives and has issued an RFP to find impactful response strategies.

A study suggests the U.S. had 1.2 million excess deaths due to natural causes during the first 30 months of the pandemic, higher than reported COVID-19 deaths.

Ramsey County is hosting a free Fix-It Clinic at Hazelwood Professional Center for residents to repair household items and learn repair skills, aiming to reduce waste and promote sustainability.