The University of Minnesota reports a decline in job accessibility across US urban areas due to changes in transit post-COVID-19, with driving commutes heavily impacted.

Senator Foung Hawj visited the Red Lake Nation, engaging with leaders on native issues and expressing commitment to legislative support for their concerns.

Dakota County Historical Society hosts a Veterans Day luncheon featuring a talk on Pearl Harbor by historian Frank Sachs on Nov. 9 at the Sibley Historic Site.

Minneapolis extends early voting hours and adds new locations, including pop-up sites, to facilitate voter participation before Election Day. Eligible voters can also vote by mail, with applications recommended by October 29.

The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office conducted a large emergency response training at the government center in Minneapolis, with various units practicing scenarios with high-tech equipment.

Duluth has submitted its water service line materials inventory to the Minnesota Department of Health, revealing 6,856 lead lines. An online tool, LITT, allows residents to check their service line materials.

Coon Rapids, MN is hosting a poster contest for 4th and 5th graders to promote Fire Prevention Week, focusing on the importance of functioning smoke alarms.

Mankato closes its park restrooms for the season to prevent damage like frozen pipes and reduce repair costs, reopening them in mid-April if weather permits.

Brooklyn Park celebrated Indigenous Peoples' Day with a social media post honoring the cultures and contributions of Indigenous Peoples and providing educational resources.

The Taste of Asia Minnesota event on October 19-20 at Asia Village will offer food, performances, and support for local artisans, with insights into the future Asia Village at Northtown Mall.

Hennepin County announces the end of veteran homelessness, certified by USICH, HUD, and VA, and details the supportive resources contributing to this success.

The article informs Ramsey County residents that the deadline for the second installment of their 2024 property taxes is October 15, offering various payment options including online, by mail, drop box, or in person.

The Morrison County Board of Commissioners will hold a series of meetings from Oct. 13-19, 2024, covering public health, infrastructure, and other issues, with some requiring invitations or having limited access.