Sirens will sound at 1:45 and 6:45 p.m. Thursday in Plymouth and across the state as part of Severe Weather Awareness Week.
Eight other Minnesota cities shared the honor from Conservation MInnesota and Minnesota Citizens for the Arts.
The congressman from Minnesota's Third District also sounded positive about trade with Japan.
Hennepin County broke ground on the project in February.
The Star Tribune reported on the struggle of the Slavens of Plymouth when authorities suspected them of child abuse after their infant's injury.
Even with a new formula, the city would continue to do without the state aid payments.
The Congressman appeared on the Hugh Hewitt radio show and on the opinion pages of the Washington Post.
Residents with discolored water should let the outdoor water faucet run until the water is clear.
The Star Tribune reports on options MNsure opens up at six-employee Ovation Framing.
Dollian Davis has been with First Transit driving Plymouth Metrolink Dial-A-Ride since March 2004; Michael Brinkley has been with First Transit since November 2007.
It's March Madness as the CoCoRaHS program seeks local precipitation observers.
The event is Saturday, March 16, 2013 at Plymouth City Hall.
Lynne Osterman 'implores' MN legislators not to cast 'no' vote on same-sex unions that they'll later regret.
The Plymouth City Council meets 7 p.m. March 12, 2013 in the Plymouth City Hall.
The Plymouth Planning Commission meets 7 p.m. March 6, 2013 at Plymouth City Hall.
The Plymouth Planning Commission recommended a PUD amendment to allow revisions the original general plan.
To mark this milestone, 20 volunteers from the past 20 years will be recognized later this year with special awards; Nominations for the Volunteer Service Awards will be accepted through March 29.
Fog and fine particles have combined to create unhealthy air for at risk populations in the Minneapolis and St. Paul metro area.
Minnesota's Congressional delegation has weighed in on the series of cuts that could hit the country March 1. The rollbacks would hit everything from education to senior care, the White House states.
A look at some of the topics scheduled to be reviewed by the Plymouth City Council at the Feb. 26, 2013 meeting.
Sen. Terri Bonoff will host a meeting on Feb. 19 at Plymouth City Hall.
Two grants will make improvements to several stations and replace several bus shelters in the city.
Rep. Sarah Anderson (R-Plymouth) said Minneapolis uses most of the money.
The U.S. Postal Service announced it will end Saturday mail delivery by Aug. 1.
A bill reintroduced in the Senate would give liquor store owners the option of being open on Sundays.
A third lane through Plymouth on 494? It could happen, but the Minnesota Department of Transportation's plan isn't quite what the city was hoping for.
The Maple Grove hockey team stayed in the news this week. Other looks around the metro include a pot bust in Otsego, a Vikings surprise, and Richfield mourns a baby lost too soon.
A 26-year-old Denver man was sentenced to 85 months in jail after pleading guilty last summer to a count of receiving child pornography over the Internet.
Carlson Center satisfied terms agreement to help pay for a traffic signal.
The Plymouth City Council and U-Haul disagreed on the number of vehicles that would be allowed in front of the building on the proposed site near Highway 169.
This week's headlines from around the West Metro also include a salute to a lost boy, transportation issues and SuperValu's biggest sale. And, free beer!
The City of Plymouth reached out to its residents in a phone survey to get a sense of how community members feel about the city.
Here's what you need to know to start the new year off right.
The Plymouth City Council has created a list of priorities it hopes to focus on during the upcoming session.
A construction company was given the go ahead to build the new facility in Plymouth. The facility is currently based in Golden Valley.
There are several drop-off sites in Plymouth for Santa letters that can be answered by the big guy and his helpers.
To fix a water main leak, the exit ramp from northbound I-494 to eastbound I-394 will be closed at 9 a.m.
The city's transit service now offers more frequent service between Station 73 and downtown Minneapolis.
A special levy is set to finance watershed improvement projects in Plymouth and Golden Valley.
Here's a look ahead at this week with events, activities and meetings in your community.