Bloomington won nine awards for excellent communication efforts, including first-place recognitions for social media, a local news series, and a video series showcasing community members.

Apple Valley, MN, is holding a Planning Commission meeting on November 19, 2025, for public input on proposed land use changes from residential to commercial.

The Duluth Police Department warns of a scam involving fake fundraising for the department and advises verifying with official partners before donating.

David Robinson, 74, from Pierz, MN, crashed his vehicle into a tree near Little Falls, MN, and was airlifted to St. Cloud Hospital; the crash's causes are under investigation.

Bloomington plans to adjust garbage rates to incentivize smaller waste footprints, proposing biweekly pickups and cost savings for residents using smaller carts.

Bloomington boosts local businesses with initiatives like the CEO Summit and Hatch Bloomington, and facilitates communication between entrepreneurs and city leaders.

Scott County Libraries announce holiday closures and Extended Access for patrons aged 16 and over, excluding Shakopee Library, for extended visiting hours.

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.