Minneapolis expects varied weather this week, with temperatures rising to 40°F before dropping again, and potential for rain, snow, and strong wind gusts.

The Minneapolis City Council passed a strengthened separation ordinance to prevent local resources from being used in federal immigration enforcement, as announced by Council Member Jason Chavez.

Coon Rapids PD used social media to share their November service calls, highlighting the diverse nature of police work and promoting transparency with the community.

Mankato introduces a gateless, pay-by-plate parking system in downtown ramps, offering two hours free followed by a $3 daily fee, effective January 2.

Mankato is transitioning its four primary parking structures to a gateless, pay-by-plate system starting January 2, 2026, offering convenient $3/day parking and free parking options.

Governor Walz named Judge Tim O'Malley as Minnesota's Director of Program Integrity, with Senate Majority Leader Erin Murphy endorsing the choice and highlighting efforts to enhance fiscal accountability.

A student was injured in a shooting at Stewartville High School, prompting a response from the DFL Minnesota Legislative Rochester Delegation, who emphasized the need for gun control legislation.

Morrison County Sheriff's Office, with local law enforcement, checked 58 predatory offenders for compliance with registration requirements; all were found in compliance during the latest verification efforts.

Minneapolis renamed a park along the Midtown Greenway to Parque Monarca, reflecting the local cultural heritage, after community feedback and MPRB's development efforts.

The National Weather Service issued advisories for Minneapolis, including a Hazardous Weather Outlook and Cold Weather Advisory, due to low temperatures, snow, and dangerous wind chills.

Councilmember Bowie condemns Saint Paul police actions in an ICE and HSI raid, promotes an investigation for accountability, and advocates for a city policy against enforcing federal immigration laws.

The City of Minneapolis informed residents about legal support for immigrants and refugees, emphasizing the MPD's non-cooperation with ICE on civil immigration enforcement and highlighting available resources and legal clinics.

Saint Paul residents can attend a public hearing on the proposed Ramsey County budget for 2026-27 tonight at the City Hall–Courthouse, with parking fees waived.