Eden Prairie community members and police officers discussed local issues over coffee at a "Coffee with a Cop" event.

Ramsey County Parks and Recreation is upgrading its ice rinks with energy-efficient technology, including LED lighting and ice chiller system improvements, in line with its Climate Equity Action Plan.

Duluth named a snowplow "The Big LePlowski" after a public vote; Gary Gibson's submission won, reflecting local government's effort to engage citizens with a fun twist on civic matters.

Lt. Jen Ficcadenti of Eden Prairie PD completed a 10-week leadership course at Northwestern University, enhancing skills across various policing areas.

The MPRB plans to renovate Creekview Park's ballfield into a premier fastpitch field, with an open house on December 4 to discuss the project, which may begin between 2026 and 2027.

Bloomington City Council invited public input on relocating a Veterans Memorial to Harrison Park, facilitating participation through multiple channels and methods.

Minneapolis has been recognized as a top bike-friendly city globally, ranking 44th in the Copenhagenize Index and receiving accolades from other organizations for its cycling infrastructure and policies.

Bloomington, Minnesota, plans major infrastructure investments and schedules a public hearing on December 8, 2025, for resident input on its proposed $221.7 million Capital Improvement Plan.

Abdirashid Bixi Dool has been charged as the 78th defendant in a major Covid-19 fraud case related to the Feeding Our Future scheme, facing wire fraud and money laundering allegations.

Ramsey offers discounted ads in The Ramsey Resident to boost local businesses, with a 10% discount on six consecutive placements and simplified ad creation.

Champlin invites children to a CSI-themed event on December 29 at the Ice Forum, offering hands-on crime-solving activities and educational experiences.

Minneapolis officials commemorated Trans Day of Remembrance, highlighting violence against trans women of color and promising policy reforms for inclusivity and safety.

Mankato law enforcement focused on traffic safety in October, with 348 stops, 145 citations, and 19 DWIs, emphasizing the importance of driving responsibly.