CIDRAP at the University of Minnesota introduced a scholarship for public health students focused on infectious diseases, funded by the Albert Victor Ravenholt Fund.

The Minneapolis area anticipates snow with a 30% chance early in the week, turning partly sunny later, and facing strong winds midweek, according to the National Weather Service.

The Duluth Police Department honored the memory of Patrol Lieutenant Oscar G. Olson on social media, marking 83 years since he was killed in the line of duty.

Ramsey City ensures continuous water supply during outages with gravity-fed towers and a generator for wells, complemented by an emergency connection with Anoka for extended situations.

Anoka County reminds new homeowners to apply for a homestead exclusion to potentially lower property taxes. Applications must be submitted by December 31st to qualify for the tax reduction next year.

ACCAP is seeking volunteers to assist seniors with snow removal, as shared by the Blaine Police Department, with contact details provided for those willing to help.

Saint Paul's Gnome Scavenger Hunt encourages outdoor exploration and social media interaction with a series of hidden gnome statues in city parks, which participants find using clues provided in a printable PDF.

Officer Jesse Branch of the Saint Paul Police Department died in a crash while responding to a call. Both he and the other driver were killed, and the details are still under investigation.

Blaine initiates the 105th Avenue Redevelopment Project to revitalize the neighborhood with a new entertainment district complementing the National Sports Center.

Maple Grove, MN announces the opening of the Central Park skating loop on Nov 29, with daily hours from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., and skate rental services available.

St. Louis Park is updating its property maintenance and rental housing ordinances to align with state regulations, including adjusting grass height limits and clarifying group home licensing exceptions.

Saint Paul Police located 70-year-old Renard Halliburton, with Alzheimer’s and a speech impediment, after an urgent search following his disappearance from home.

The Saint Paul Police thank Cops n Rodders for donating over 1,300 toys for their Cops & Kids program, brightening the holidays for hospitalized children.