The Minnetonka city council approved new trail construction, commemorated Mayor Wiersum's service, advanced utility bonds, amended fees, and supported Small Business Saturday.

Mankato's "Keep the Wreath Bright, Prevent a Red Light" campaign aims to prevent holiday fires with a wreath that tracks incidents using colored bulbs.

Minneapolis police secured a suspect and a handgun near Hennepin Healthcare Hospital, with no shots fired or injuries; a situation aided by city surveillance cameras.

The Saint Paul HRA discussed budget reallocations, developer partnerships for housing projects, and property management, promoting public participation in city planning.

Plymouth is hosting "Pilgrim's Progress" reenactment and National Day of Mourning events, with road closures and parking restrictions announced by the police.

Saint Paul has launched an annual gnome scavenger hunt, inviting residents to search various parks for gnomes to solve an eight-letter password and win a prize.

St. Paul Police Chief Axel Henry reflects on successes in reducing violent crime and challenges like staffing issues, emphasizing continuous improvement and collaboration with city leadership.

The Minnesota Senate Asian Pacific Caucus condemned the removal of TPS for Myanmar nationals in Minnesota, stressing ongoing conflict in Myanmar and the Karen community's contributions to the state.

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.