Minneapolis officials are raising awareness about sex trafficking and offering resources for those affected or at risk, urging community vigilance and assistance.

St. Louis Park residents enjoy a winter gnome scavenger hunt, where weekly social media clues lead to finding gnomes like B. Robert for good fortune and community connection.

Maple Grove Police hosts "Coffee with a Cop" at Caribou Coffee to meet residents and discuss concerns on January 30, aimed at strengthening community relations.

Minnesota DHS releases a report with community leaders on improving American Indian health equity through Medicaid reforms, including traditional healing and cultural integration.

Eden Prairie's City Center to undergo remodeling this spring including relocating the Police Department, as part of a $26.5 million project set to complete by summer 2026.

Damien's Food Pantry partners with Mullaney's Seafood and the Plymouth County Sheriff's Department to distribute farm-raised tilapia, boosting nutrition for the food-insecure.

Maple Grove Transit and Plymouth Metrolink are hosting an online focus group to gather feedback on transit services to improve local public transportation.

Brooklyn Park reminds residents of Recycling Week from Jan 27-31; carts out by 6:30 a.m., free from obstructions, with loose materials only. The city promotes its HRG Recycling app for guidance.

St. Louis Park is hosting its third annual Frosty Mug Crawl on February 22, offering local perks, a limited-edition shirt, and a mug for participants.

Saint Paul's Sprockets program offers a map of diverse after-school and summer youth programs aimed at enhancing education, behavior, and social skills.

St. Louis Park held its 3rd annual National Day of Racial Healing, engaging around 100 people in an event featuring discussions, performances, and testimonials to foster community connections and understanding.

The North Suburban Home Show, a home improvement-focused event, will occur on March 8 at the Andover YMCA Community Center, with free admission for attendees.

The Burnsville Police Department seeks new officers, emphasizing community-oriented policing, competitive benefits, and career development opportunities.