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.

Saint Paul businesses prep for the 2025 IIHF World Juniors Hockey Championships, with special programs and permit changes.

Mohamud Hillow Bulle was sentenced to 235 months for sexual conduct and kidnapping in a Minneapolis cold case, marking a success for the SAKI team's efforts.

Minneapolis residents can meet with City Council President Elliott Payne at Cosmic Coffee, discuss the City budget at public hearings, follow yard waste guidelines, and recycle election signs.

A female employee was killed in an assault by a male coworker in Wright County's Advanced Process Technologies. Suspect David Delong is in custody; motives are unclear.

Blaine, Minnesota is implementing plans for new cannabis retailers and cultivators in designated zones, maintaining child safety with buffer zones, and controlling the number of retailers per population.

Minnesota law enforcement seeks an after-action review after attacks on lawmakers, led by the IACP over six months, evaluating a 43-hour manhunt that led to Vance Boelter's arrest and his charges for murder and shootings.

Chanhassen's Parks & Recreation department invites residents to enter their holiday-lit homes into the annual Tour of Lights for a chance to win a prize pack, with entries open until December 6.

Infant botulism cases linked to ByHeart formula have prompted health warnings and a recall of specific lots. No deaths reported, but parents urged to stop using and watch for symptoms.

Mankato adjusts traffic flow due to Mankato Place parking ramp north entrance closure for window cleaning from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Nov. 12 and 13; Cherry Street entrance remains open.

The Maple Grove Police Department honored military personnel and their own veterans on Veterans Day in a social media post, acknowledging their service and sacrifices.