Kids decide to collect dried-up markers to send to Crayola to be recycled.

City leaders, state health experts hold public meeting to answer questions about elevated manganese levels found in the city’s water supply recently.

City, county elections add to calendar that now includes Minnesota’s first presidential nominating primary in at least 25 years.

After abrupt closure late last year, another family restaurant will take over the Circle Pines hotspot.

Exhibit during critical election and Census year showcases century of voter awareness and education.

Board votes down chance to offer structured designated public comment time during meetings, similar to what most other bodies offer across the state.

County boards consider appointments of managers to watershed boards and not the city councils of those communities directly taxed by watersheds.

A change in ownership of company that provides ambulance coverage for the city means city leaders aren’t sure what is coming next.