Chanhassen, MN celebrated the holidays with a boutique, tree lighting, and food shelf donations, garnering community praise and highlighting local collaboration.

CenterPoint Energy is near completing its gas main upgrades in South Minneapolis, with temporary restoration planned for winter and permanent fixes in 2025.

Ramsey County opens Winter Warming Spaces for the homeless until March 31, offering separate facilities for women, single men, and families with youth, including free shuttle service and warming supplies.

The City of Duluth, MN, provides various options for citizens to access City Council meetings, including live viewing, FM radio broadcasts, and archived records online.

The Northern Starz Center in Ramsey is staging "The Sound of Music" in December, with tickets available at northernstarz.org. The production fosters community and cultural vitality.

Police responded to a shooting in Brooklyn Park; no injuries reported but bullets hit a residence. No suspects identified, and the investigation continues.

St. Louis Park, MN, warns about illicit substances in storm drains, inviting residents to report unusual odors or colors via their website or mobile app to protect local waterways.

The City of Ramsey has set up extra recycling options for cardboard waste post-holidays, available until January 24, 2024, at the old Public Works site.

The Mankato Police and Fire Department shared their November public safety report on Facebook, providing details on their calls for service and promoting transparency.

Maple Grove seeks citizens to fill two openings on its Planning Commission, a key group influencing city development. Applications are open until January 10.

Minneapolis is experiencing chilly weather with a mix of clouds, wind, and snow showers forecasted by the National Weather Service. Temperatures are expected to vary with possible snow showers throughout the week.

A man with autism went missing from the Community Activity Center in Brooklyn Park and was later found enduring a medical emergency but expected to recover.

Coon Rapids is holding its annual Holiday Lighting Contest, with 23 homes competing in "motion" and "still" categories. Winners will be chosen based on appeal and uniqueness and will receive cash prizes.