The Living Well Resource Fair in Brooklyn Park is set for November 14, catering to older adults and caregivers with over 60 exhibitors, health talks, free vaccinations, refreshments, and a document shred service.

Averi M. Turner was sworn in as Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board Commissioner for District 2, following Becka Thompson's resignation. She'll serve until January 2, 2026.

A robbery occurred at Taco Johns on Grand Avenue, where a man with a gun demanded cash and fled. Police are seeking public help to find the suspect. No injuries were reported.

Minnesota State Senator Sandy Pappas announced she will retire after the 2026 session, having been a significant figure in state politics and advocate for a variety of issues.

Bloomington invites residents to a public hearing on November 17, 2025, regarding a proposed increase in wastewater service rates. Community engagement and transparency are emphasized.

Dakota County adopts a new solid waste management plan, aiming to reduce landfill use and increase recycling in line with state goals and public input.

Minnesota prepares for Infant Safe Sleep Week to prevent sleep-related infant deaths, emphasizing the ABCs of safe sleep: Alone, on their Back, and in a Crib.

Brooklyn Park invites residents to volunteer for the NWSCCC, which oversees cable TV franchise agreements. Interviews are on November 24, 2025; commitment is minimal.

Woodbury residents to discuss a 9.6% city tax increase for the 2026 budget, equating to $130 more yearly for the median-valued home, during a City Hall meeting on December 10.

Burnsville Police are seeking public help to find additional victims of Teodros Pluntz, a 19-year-old charged with sexually abusing minors and creating CSAM.

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.