Minneapolis' Nicollet Ave bridge is set to undergo a transformative $34 million upgrade, aimed at improving safety and accommodating future transport needs, with construction due for completion by 2028.

Minneapolis weather will vary this week, starting sunny then turning rainy and windy, with early week thunderstorms. Temperatures will fluctuate around the 50s, with clearer skies anticipated by Wednesday.

Cedar Lake Farm Regional Park hosts a family event with storytelling, nature activities, and s'more making, focused on acorns and oaks and featuring an art project and the Readmobile.

The Minnesota Department of Public Safety's OJP has announced over $65 million in funding to support domestic violence survivors, including services like legal advocacy and housing assistance.

The Minneapolis City Council is advancing a resolution to include two individuals with direct experience of homelessness into the Advisory Committee on Housing, reshaping the group's dynamics to inform policy with lived experiences.

St. Louis Park officials are ensuring all polling stations remain accessible during Cedar Lake Road improvements on November 5th, with detour routes provided and guidance online for voters.

The Bloomington City Council will discuss a possible amendment to a right-of-way ordinance in a public hearing on Nov 18, 2024, accessible in person or digitally.

Saint Paul has won a court case allowing it to build a new Hamline Midway Library, overcoming a lawsuit that opposed the demolition of the existing building.

The Fridley natural gas main installation is nearing completion with road repairs starting on November 4. The project is expected to finish soon, reducing traffic disruptions.

Otsego County Park is closed for tree removal near the playground and parking areas, but will reopen on October 31 after the maintenance work is completed to ensure visitor safety.

Bloomington prepares for Small Business Saturday with a Shop Local selfie contest to boost local businesses and celebrate community diversity on November 30th.

Sarah Abe joins Bloomington as the new HRA Administrator, focused on affordable housing and policy development. She brings experience from Brooklyn Park and holds two master's degrees.

The Coon Rapids Arts Commission is offering a platform for local artists to display their work at City Hall, with applications for quarterly rotations available online.