The Minneapolis weather forecast predicts a mix of conditions, from sunny and blustery today with possible rain next week, per the National Weather Service.

Early Thursday in North Minneapolis, gunfire damaged a house but caused no injuries. Police are investigating the shooting, with no suspect details yet.

The Eden Prairie Senior Citizens Police Academy graduated 30 seniors, enhancing law enforcement understanding through a five-week program that included hands-on experiences with special units.

The City of Bloomington's Planning Commission schedules a public hearing on changes to park dedication and platting standards for November 21, 2024, offering both in-person and electronic participation options.

The Minneapolis Health Department is promoting the Movember movement to raise awareness for men's health issues through growing mustaches and social media engagement.

A vehicle crashed into a playground at Franklin Elementary in Mankato, MN, with no children present. The driver, suspected of impairment, was arrested by local authorities. The investigation is ongoing.

Construction in Minneapolis's Lowry Hill East by CenterPoint Energy is complete, with gas main and service line work finished and sites restored ahead of winter.

Wright County Veteran Services is hosting a PACT Act Claims Clinic to support veterans exposed to toxic substances, providing information on coverage and health care eligibility.

Minneapolis weather forecast includes fog and clouds with highs around 49 degrees, shifting to a mostly sunny Friday. The weekend promises sun and higher winds, while the new week may bring rain.

Sibley Park in Mankato is transformed into a festive wonderland with lights from November 29 to December 31, thanks to volunteers and city staff, and open for free to the public.

An individual was cited in Mankato for setting off fireworks near the Islamic Center, sparking concerns of intolerance but was found to have no malicious intent.

Hennepin County has introduced a program to recycle corrugated plastic signs, with drop-off available at four locations until Nov. 26, permitting clean, stake-free materials.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office reported various arrests for offenses such as assault, theft, DWIs, and controlled substances before November 11, 2024.