The City of Ramsey has announced that their utility billing system, Invoice Cloud, will be offline for maintenance on November 18 from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Chanhassen hosted an Environmental Trivia night at a local brewery to promote sustainability, featuring teams like "Leaf Blowers," "Chan Dems," and "Boca Babes." The event, led by the Chanhassen Environmental Commission, combined fun and education.

The Minneapolis Health Department is hosting a Renter Rights and Health Resource Fair, providing legal aid, health resources, and emergency preparedness workshops.

The Coon Rapids annual street sweeping started recently, aimed at clean streets and preventing drainage issues. Residents are reminded to keep items off the streets and follow waste guidelines.

Hennepin County offers a new expungement program for eligible individuals with certain felony records, providing legal guidance to potentially seal records and help with employment opportunities.

Minneapolis budget talks intensify as the deadline for amendments nears, with Council Member Michael advocating for departmental cuts instead of new funding due to a proposed property tax increase.

Ramsey County's parks offer a variety of winter activities such as sledding, skiing, and ice skating with free entry. Facilities include plowed parking and restrooms, and winter programs for all ages are available.

Wright County seeks candidates for three open positions on its Extension Committee to shape local educational programs and provide strategic oversight.

The Brooklyn Park EDA will hold a meeting on November 18, 2024, to discuss economic development, with coverage available on the city's website and CCX Media.

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.