Eden Prairie has a weekend of events including a market, concert, and an adult open house at the Art Center with opportunities to shop, enjoy music, and participate in arts.

Bloomington's new police-led program provides free mental health services, aiming to reduce reliance on law enforcement and ERs for mental health crises.

Anoka County launches FacesOfHopeAnoka.org, a support website with a documentary and resources for people impacted by opioid addiction, aiming to combat the local opioid epidemic.

Jaime Wilkins is appointed as Ramsey County's Housing Stability Director, tasked with addressing housing challenges and bringing over 20 years of experience.

The Eden Prairie Police Department commended staff for resolving thefts using 3Si's tracking technology, resulting in arrests and recovered stolen goods.

Bloomington's Curbside Cleanup program returns in 2026 to help residents dispose of bulky waste, with restrictions and limits detailed in the community's February Briefing.

Bloomington's City Council election results in new representatives: Danielle Robertson, Dwayne Lowman, and Shawn Nelson, with a voter turnout of 27.8%.

Rice County plans a shared-use path along County Road 20, with public input at an open house on December 16. The project starts in 2027, ending in 2033. Feedback can also be submitted online or by mail.

Ramsey County has teamed up with partners to launch the METRO Bronze Line BRT, meant to bolster east metro connectivity and focused on community input, safety, and accessibility.

Minneapolis is set for a mix of snow and cold, with flurries followed by sunny skies and temperatures dropping to around 10°F. Nighttime lows could hit -6°F, and coming days may bring snow and wind chills as low as -25°F.

Blaine has revised its temporary sign ordinance, offering businesses more flexibility for advertising special events and promotions with specific permits and restrictions.

Maple Grove announces a festive event with Santa's visit at The Shoppes at Arbor Lakes, featuring a light parade, tree lighting, and seasonal activities on December 6th.

Duluth, MN anticipates 1-4 inches of snow tonight and warns residents about slick roads. City officials use high-blading to protect road surfaces and prioritize clearing major streets, urging residents to move cars for plow access.