Police responded to a reported domestic-related burglary in a neighborhood, where a suspect entered a residence amid a custody dispute, and was later arrested.

Minneapolis Police are investigating a fatal shooting, with a 65-year-old arrested after a woman was found shot dead in an apartment on West Broadway.

The MAYC is hosting an Australian film showcase led by NMTV Studio Manager Eric Houston, featuring a variety of films from "Crocodile Dundee" to "Mad Max." Registration is open for the event on November 12th.

Bloomington may raise solid waste fees, with a public hearing on November 17, 2025, for input on the matter and related ordinance amendments. Viewing options include BTV and online platforms.

Bloomington invites public input on a CDBG Plan amendment, offering ways to participate both in-person and digitally before and during the December 8, 2025 hearing.

Brooklyn Park announces its 14th Annual Business Forward Forum, aimed at fostering economic growth and networking among local businesses and community leaders.

The Plymouth Artisan Market will take place on November 22, offering local handmade goods at the Plymouth Community Center. The event is free to the public.

Bloomington Police won a national traffic safety sign contest with an entry of Officer Wegner monitoring speeds in a lawn chair. They will receive a new radar sign and a subscription to traffic safety software.

Plymouth offers a special rate of $0.20 per kWh for EV charging using the DirtRoad app until November 30 at various city locations, promoting sustainable transport.

Minneapolis sees record turnout in the 2025 Municipal Election with 55% of voters participating, surpassing the previous record and demonstrating high civic engagement. Results are to be certified soon.

Minneapolis Municipal Election concluded with record turnout; unofficial results show Mayor Jacob Frey re-elected, and various newcomers and incumbents won other local government seats. Official certification is pending for November 10th.

Bloomington, Edina, and Richfield hosted the Tri-City Mental Health Summit to discuss improving community mental health with speakers, brainstorming, and pledges for action.

Thanksgiving alters Bloomington's waste schedule; Thursday collections move to Friday, and Friday's to Saturday. Yard waste season ends. Residents urged to check the City's website or call for assistance.