The St. Louis Park meeting will focus on mental health support for tenants and changes to business licensing fees, to be held at city hall on November 14.

The renovated Sumner Library in the Twin Cities, blending historical elements with modern updates, invites media to a preview tour ahead of its reopening.

Woodbury announces New Year's Eve celebrations for families at M Health Fairview Sports Center with activities for children, recommending early registration due to limited capacity.

The article details the weekly weather forecast for Minneapolis, mentioning cloudy skies, chances of rain and fog, and a mix of sunny and partly cloudy days with fluctuating temperatures.

The Duluth Police Department reported a tragic incident involving the deaths of five people, including a family, from gunshot wounds, with a suspect dying by self-inflicted injury.

Scott County is re-scanning ballots due to polling errors and a machine malfunction, with transparency measures in place for the public to observe the process.

The 'Mayor for a Day' Essay Contest invites children grades 4-6 in Eden Prairie to envision being mayor, with the winning essay to be featured in Minnesota Cities magazine.

Ramsey County introduces new protocols for Extreme Risk Protection Orders to prevent high-risk individuals from accessing firearms and enhance public safety.

Saint Paul Parks and Recreation is holding the Como Snowsports Booster Club Annual Ski Sale & Fundraiser on November 23 at Como Park Ski Center, with proceeds supporting local winter sports programs.

St. Louis Park, Minnesota, has equipped four major parks with AEDs for public use in cardiac emergencies, as part of a citywide public safety initiative.

Lake Minnewashta Regional Park hosts a temporary story walk featuring the children's book 'Punk Skunks,' offering an outdoor reading experience along a trail with stations displaying book pages.

Bloomington voters have reaffirmed ranked-choice voting for municipal elections with 51.29% opposing its elimination, and a high voter turnout of 83.12%.

Bloomington's City Council plans to engage the community in a public hearing on urban street improvements for the 2025-101 PMP Street Improvement Project on November 18, 2024.