Theodore Wirth Golf Club in Minneapolis announces November 6 as the last day to play its 18-hole course before winter, the Par 3 course is already closed.

Ramsey County allocates $450,000 for local food aid during the federal shutdown, ensuring that residents affected by SNAP and MFIP disruptions receive the necessary support.

Carver County Parks offers an Indoor Archery Series for kids aged 8-14, with sessions in archery basics at Watertown-Mayer Community Learning Center, including all equipment.

A fire in a Brooklyn Park apartment was controlled in two minutes with help from neighboring fire departments; one civilian was injured and the cause is under investigation.

The City of Apple Valley warns against placing obstructions in public rights of way, emphasizing the negative impact on community and city operations.

Federal shutdown affects food security, disrupting SNAP benefits and bringing uncertainty, while MFIP cash benefits continue. Officials warn of increased scam activity targeting SNAP users.

Blaine's Planning Commission plans a public hearing on rezoning 8501 Old West 35W Service Drive NE from Commercial to Light Industrial. The hearing is on November 12, 2025, at Blaine City Hall.

Anoka County reminds residents with agricultural properties or manufactured homes to pay taxes by November 15 to avoid penalties, offering online, mail, and in-person payment options.

Mankato Police and Fire Departments participate in local Trunk or Treat events for Halloween, enhancing community relations by distributing candy and engaging with families.

The Minneapolis Police expressed condolences for the loss of Farmington Police Officer Pete Zajac and highlighted the bond within the law enforcement community. They also reminded people that mental health support is available.

Sherburne County Commissioners plan a casual lunch on November 4th, with no county business discussed, open for public observation. Contact County Administrator for details.

Minneapolis launched a second Safe Station for substance use support, building on the first's success in offering treatment referrals, support, and services to combat the opioid crisis.

The federal shutdown is affecting SNAP benefits in Minneapolis, but Minnesota has offered $4M in emergency funds and is suing the USDA over assistance suspension. Residents can seek food aid from local programs amid broader community support efforts.