Police conducted a raid at a Brooklyn Park apartment, detaining four people during an ongoing investigation. No injuries were reported, and details remain scarce.

The Metropolitan Council released a $1.79 billion draft budget for 2026, proposing a 2% property tax levy increase. Public feedback is solicited before December 3.

Mary T., Inc.'s Outpatient Therapy and Wellness Center offers a free session on aging in place, covering medication, meal planning, transportation, home safety, memory aids, social engagement, and when to seek more support.

Coon Rapids City Council approved safety cameras, set 2026 fees, approved a water plant pump, rezoned a property, and addressed Ice Center contracts and facility maintenance.

Minnesota's TZD Conference gathered experts to strategize on reducing traffic deaths through methods such as data analytics and predictive modeling, focusing on community involvement in safety practices.

Recent data shows a decline in Twin Cities' housing production in 2024, with a severe shortage of units for the lowest income families, despite some increase in affordable homes construction.

Minnesota's Supreme Court ruled unanimously for trans rights in public spaces, including sports, under the MHRA, a landmark victory noted by the Senate Queer Caucus.

The Saint Paul HPC will review heritage matters, like the alteration of the Vertical Church windows and discuss the CLG Review and officer nominations. Public testimony is invited via email.

Wright County received a $867,500 DEED grant for the demolition of an old Government Center, making way for a development offering housing, commercial space, and a marina, expected to create jobs and boost the economy.

Great River Water Park introduces 'Sensory Friendly Swim Time' for individuals with sensory sensitivities, offering a calm swim environment on Thursdays, with positive feedback.

Minneapolis officials face scrutiny for the handling of high-profile cases as the City Council calls for police transparency and accountability amid stalled investigations.

Dr. Petra Bachour emphasizes the importance of orthodontic health for overall well-being, not just aesthetics, and highlights advances in the field and the need for early evaluations.

Minneapolis Police emphasize cyber safety during National Crime Prevention Month, advising strong passwords, two-factor authentication, caution with unknown emails, and monitoring children's device use.