Sherburne County homeowners must apply for homestead status by December 31, 2024, to potentially lower their 2025 property taxes and qualify for tax refunds.

Incumbents PG Narayanan and Lisa Toomey retained their Eden Prairie City Council seats in the 2024 General Election, with a high voter turnout of 88%.

Dense fog advisory issued by the National Weather Service affected parts of Minnesota and Wisconsin, challenging the morning commute with low visibility. Conditions in Minneapolis were expected to clear, with predictions of mild weather ahead.

Carver County Parks announced that Baylor Regional Park Campground is accepting 2025 reservations, offering campsites with amenities and various outdoor activities.

Plymouth Police seek public help to identify two women involved in a shoplifting incident at West Marine, where a tool worth $329 was stolen. Images and details shared on social media.

Maple Grove offers an indoor Farmers Market at the community center on November 7 and 19, featuring local vendors, activities, and a warm atmosphere for shopping.

Minnesota officials and community members celebrated the contributions of Asian Pacific Minnesotans, with state agencies and the Department of Public Safety expressing support for the community and its heritage.

Mankato, Minnesota is hosting a "Mayor for a Day" essay contest for students in grades 4-6, encouraging them to share their ideas for local governance.

Brooklyn Park is hosting "Coffee with a Cop" on November 12, allowing residents to discuss concerns and meet local police officers at Target from 2-4 pm.

Duluth invites the community to discuss the West Superior Street reconstruction in a public meeting at Clyde Iron Works, focusing on project plans, funding, and multimodal improvements.

A former Digital River employee, Joshua Armbrust, has been indicted for using the company's resources to mine Ethereum, leading to over $45,000 in expenses.

The "HOPE" program in Hennepin County Jail is helping inmates with education and job opportunities, aiming to reduce recidivism and assist their societal reintegration.

The article details the de-escalation training of BCCO-65-24 academy class cadets in Plymouth County, focusing on non-forceful resolutions and mental health awareness.