The downtown side of Minneapolis's Stone Arch Bridge closes for repairs starting December 2, with a detour available via the Hwy 65/Third Ave. Bridge.

A discrepancy involving 21 absentee ballots in Shakopee, Scott County, is suspected to be due to human error, states County Attorney Ron Hocevar. The investigation for electoral integrity remains ongoing.

A public hearing will discuss renaming Minneapolis' Xcel Field Park to Xcel Energy Park on December 4, 2024, considering its history and partnership with Xcel Energy.

Maple Grove, Minnesota, has started building a new St. Jude Dream Home. Hanson Builders are constructing it to be sold, with all proceeds benefiting St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.

Washington County receives a $3.45 million mental health grant, boosts soil and water conservation efforts, approves environmental plans, organizes Shop with a Cop event, adjusts county fees, and discusses the 2025 budget.

Minneapolis is expected to have a cold Thanksgiving with possible flurries, highs around 26 degrees, and strong winds. The weather slightly improves but remains cold through the weekend with a gradual warming trend next week.

Minnesota allocates over $6 million in grants to help elderly individuals remain in their homes, with the aim of fostering aging in place and community integration.

Carver County Parks in Minnesota is offering Snowshoe Nature Hike and Full Moon Snowshoe Hike programs for individuals over 10 years old to explore winter landscapes and learn about snowshoeing.

An off-duty MPD officer intervened in a nightclub fight, preventing potential gun violence and arresting a felon with a firearm. The department praised the officer's bravery.

Eagan, Minnesota, initiates a year-long dialogue to foster inclusivity and address racial issues in the community, involving a variety of events and discussions.

The League of Minnesota Cities invites 4th to 6th graders to submit essays on being mayor for a day, for a chance to win $100 and be featured in a magazine.

Blaine is seeking citizens to join various city boards and commissions, offering a chance to shape the community's future. Applications are open until December 31.

The Maple Grove Skating School has been recognized by Learn to Skate USA after reaching 1,000 members and achieving top ranks in the state and nationally.