Coon Rapids invites students to design the Snowflake Days Button, with a January 12, 2025 deadline; the winner will be announced at a City Council meeting.

The City of Mankato is hiring a part-time Custodian to maintain public facilities and keep them clean. Duties include cleaning tasks and plant care. Applicants must be 18+. Applications can be made on the city's website.

Sgt. Mike Ernster of the Saint Paul Police Department retires after thirty years, leaving behind a legacy as the department's Public Information Officer.

The Minneapolis Police Department shared their community support effort on social media, providing gifts to the family of a deceased seven-year-old girl to offer comfort.

The St. Philip Park and Ride in Plymouth will be closed on Dec. 20 due to an event, affecting Metrolink services and causing detours for Route 776. Alternative parking is at Messiah United Methodist Church.

The Minneapolis community mourns the death of Ra'Lasia Wright, found in Powderhorn Park. The councilmember speaks on violence against the trans community and urges action against hate crimes.

The City of Mankato has announced altered waste collection dates during Christmas week; services are to be paused on December 25, with collection rescheduled for the subsequent days.

The Scott County Sheriff's Office recognized the winners of its 'Season’s Greetings' Card Design Contest, with young artists awarded for their creative designs.

Residents in Minneapolis brace for 4-7 inches of snow with possible hazardous travel due to gusty winds. Lighter accumulations expected in south and west Minnesota. No hazardous weather is anticipated after Thursday.

University of Minnesota experts offer advice for self-improvement, emphasizing realistic physical activity goals and caution against extreme diets for the new year.

The Mary Ann Young Center plans a trip to Branson, Missouri, from April 21-25, 2025, offering performances, dining, and shopping, with pricing detailed for single and double occupancy.

A man in St. Paul pleaded guilty to robbing USPS workers at gunpoint, demanding the keys for mail access. No injuries were reported from the incidents.

Maple Grove emphasizes long-range and capital improvement planning to ensure the city's infrastructure meets future needs, as stated in a social media post featuring insights from city officials.