The 2025 Owámni Falling Water Festival, celebrating Indigenous culture, is scheduled for October 18 in Minneapolis, offering food, arts, crafts, and performances.

Blaine City Hall lights up in purple for Domestic Violence Awareness Month, encouraging community support and showcasing solidarity through visual cues and services like the Alexandra House helpline.

Saint Paul announced a proposed ordinance to tackle gun violence, including bans on assault weapons and ghost guns, with a City Council meeting set for October 22.

The federal shutdown may prevent November SNAP benefits, affecting many households. Anoka County warns of possible disruption and increased demand on community organizations.

Mary Ann Young Center offers a watercolor class on October 28, for all skill levels, with provided materials, to encourage creativity and community connection. Registration available online or by phone.

The weather in Minneapolis will range from sunny days to possible showers with varying winds and temperatures approaching mid-70s to mid-30s over the next week.

Facility attendant job for warming house at ice rinks available, includes monitoring safety and fostering a warm environment. Seasonal employment from December to February with part-time hours. Applications open until Oct. 26.

St. Louis Park Skate School will host a fall showcase on November 1 with free attendance, skate rentals, and an opportunity for the community to skate.

Bloomington, MN is holding a public hearing on an airport parking City Code Amendment on November 6, 2025, with various participation options available.

The Anoka County Board celebrated long-serving employees, approved healthcare contracts for corrections, discussed a school safety officer agreement, and planned road improvements, while addressing an audit snag and highlighting park developments.

Minneapolis expects rain with a 60% chance of showers and a high of 68°F. Winds could reach 30 mph. The evening will see a reduced chance of rain, and the weekend forecast hints at clearer skies and mild temperatures.

The Coon Rapids Police Department is hosting a drug take-back event on October 25th for safe disposal of unwanted prescriptions to reduce abuse and environmental harm.

St. Louis Park is offering $250,000 in funding for non-profit agencies to support local social services, with a focus on housing assistance and services for seniors. Deadline for proposals is November 14, 2025.