Minneapolis weather forecast includes a mix of sun and potential rain, with temperatures generally staying in the 40s to low 50s and varying winds throughout the week.

Brooklyn Park firefighters quickly contained a shed fire at 3000 98th Ave, with no injuries or damage to nearby buildings. Cause is under investigation.

A violent confrontation occurred at a Duluth grocery store involving a theft, leading to a 22-year-old's arrest and a 15-year-old's citation for shoplifting and assault.

Sibley Park Road will experience lane closures and flagging starting at 6 a.m. due to tree removal for the Kern Bridge project. Normal traffic is expected to resume by day's end.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office arrest report details multiple charges including substance offenses, DWI, and more in a recent week, reflecting larger societal issues.

Plymouth initiated a free holiday lights recycling program to reduce waste and protect recycling plant equipment. Residents can drop off lights at the city's site but not pre-lit trees or decorations.

The Champlin roundabout at 109th & Jefferson is finishing construction, with final touches like signage and lighting underway. The city anticipates reopening by November 20.

The City of Saint Paul promotes a Rondo Community initiative fostering home ownership among low to mid-income families and small businesses, led by Mikeya Griffin.

Mankato, Minnesota seeks a Housing Inspector to oversee Rental Housing Programs, ensuring federal and local standards are met. Duties include inspections and tenant-landlord liaison, with strong communication skills required.

Minneapolis, MN, will have sunshine with a high of 46°F and light winds today, shifting to a partly cloudy evening and a low of 29°F. Rain is likely late Monday night with a 70% chance and potential for up to a quarter-inch.

Dakota County Parks introduces an all-terrain Action Trackchair at Lebanon Hills Regional Park to make trails accessible for visitors with mobility issues.

Minneapolis's Adopt-a-Drain program, with over 4,100 volunteers, removed one million pounds of debris from storm drains since 2015, improving local water quality.

The Mankato Police and Fire departments shared a report on Facebook detailing the types and volumes of calls they received in October, offering community transparency.