Minneapolis's annual Seniors Fair offers educational workshops, discussions, and activities for seniors and caregivers on October 22 at Diamond Lake Lutheran Church.

Mankato Police and Fire honored police officers' spouses on National Police Officer Spouses' Day, acknowledging their support and sacrifices on Facebook.

Maple Grove residents can safely dispose of unwanted meds at Drug Take Back Day at Cub Foods on Oct 25. The event, part of a national initiative, aims to prevent medication abuse.

Minnetonka opened early voting for its mayoral and council elections on Oct. 17, offering in-person and mail options, with details about ranked choice voting available online.

Duluth celebrates the reopening of Sixth Avenue E on Oct. 20, featuring a "road diet," median, ADA-compliant curbs, improved signals, and replaced lead water lines.

Six-year-old Elias visited the Mankato Public Safety Center, presented a hand-drawn picture, and expressed his dream of being a cop. The officers reciprocated with a tour and gifts.

Minneapolis police arrested two individuals, one with active warrants, during a patrol in Dinkytown, after finding an illegally parked vehicle with open alcohol and an impaired driver.

Bloomington City Council invites public input on proposed liquor law amendments at a hearing on October 27, 2025, offering in-person, phone, and written testimony options.

A defunct fire station is set to become residential with a plan for 7-8 homes, as Coon Rapids' council approved rezoning after the station's January 2024 closure. Developer proposals are invited.

Hennepin County is developing a Heat Resiliency Plan to protect against heat risks and invites residents to participate in a survey with a raffle incentive.

BrookLynk and Design Ready Controls are hosting a STEM Career Exploration Panel in Brooklyn Park to inform about STEM careers through talks and hands-on activities.

A proactive car owner's use of an Apple AirTag led to the rapid recovery of their stolen vehicle in Minneapolis, resulting in an arrest by the Minneapolis Police Department.

Minnesota's SNAP application process is halted due to the federal government shutdown, affecting food aid for vulnerable residents, with leaders urging for resolution.