The Metro Council reviewed the Twin Cities area's development over six decades, noting increased built-up areas and the impact of infrastructure and policies on growth patterns and land use.

The Eden Prairie Quality of Life Survey invites local residents to voice their opinions on city matters, with online and multilingual paper options available, aiming to guide future policy decisions.

The city of Blaine is hosting a free seminar on estate planning to address common concerns, including avoiding probate and illness preparation, on Thursday, January 23 at 10 AM. Registration is required.

Minnesota's Coon Rapids Police Department posts on social media against drunk driving, emphasizing its widespread consequences and urging community responsibility for road safety.

Plymouth's annual Fire & Ice coloring contest for all ages started Jan. 6, with submissions due by Jan. 17. Winners will be announced Jan. 21 and receive gift cards.

Dave's Hot Chicken opened at 3574 Main Street in Riverdale, offering Nashville-style spicy chicken with varying heat levels, managed by Alex Humphries.

A man died after falling from a roof while helping with construction in Minnesota. Despite life-saving attempts, Dale Schlangen, 65, passed away at the scene.

Minneapolis Health Department urges residents to adopt healthier habits in 2025 to prevent illness transmission, emphasizing vaccination, mask-wearing, and hygiene.

Matt Staehling has been appointed as Duluth's new City Administrator, succeeding Dave Montgomery, and brings nearly three decades of local government experience to the role.

The Eden Prairie 911 Emergency Center seeks a new dispatcher after a long-time staffer retired, highlighting the rarity of job openings and the center's high call volume.

Blaine, Minnesota, introduces a new line dancing class at its MAYC community center, emphasizing fun, fitness, socializing, and cognitive benefits, led by passionate instructor Sandy Kruse.

The Minneapolis Police Department shared a message of sympathy on Facebook for those affected by a recent tragedy in New Orleans, praising the NOPD and first responders.

The Coon Rapids Fire Station 3 is organizing a blood drive on January 6, encouraging the public to donate blood and help alleviate the seasonal shortage of supplies.