Maple Grove has expressed holiday wishes and announced a temporary pause of municipal services from December 24 noon until December 25, 4:30 p.m. Offices will reopen on December 26.

Minneapolis police partner with organizations to build community relations, particularly with youth, through holiday events, including a shopping experience with Target Heroes & Helpers.

The Twin Cities face a cloudy holiday week with fog and rain chances per the National Weather Service; travelers are advised to exercise caution due to fog.

Red Cross volunteers brought cookies to Ramsey Fire Station 1, discussing aid for disaster victims and demonstrating the strong partnership between service organizations and first responders.

Xcel Energy offers rebates for electric outdoor equipment to St. Louis Park residents, aiming to promote more sustainable living and reduce carbon emissions.

The article describes the upcoming weather in Minneapolis, MN, including a wintry mix with snow and freezing drizzle, and advises residents to stay informed and safe.

The Eden Prairie Senior Center is thriving with numerous activities for local retirees, including festivities, an upcoming Senior Advisory Council election, educational sessions, and ongoing support programs.

The filing for township elections in Rice County, MN opens on December 31, 2024, with potential candidates having until January 14, 2025, to file for various roles including treasurers and supervisors.

The Duluth Police revealed Lawrence and Ann Roscoe were the deceased found in a car at Duluth Airport, with no public threat posed. Investigation continues.

St. Louis Park announces a January gnome scavenger hunt in its city parks, with weekly clues on social media for residents to find and photograph the gnomes for good luck.

The Apple Valley Sports Arena offers free indoor ice skating sessions on December 23 and 30, providing an affordable and entertaining winter activity for all skill levels.

Three Twin Cities men are indicted for conspiring to fraudulently obtain cough syrup containing codeine by using stolen physician identities and breaching DEA systems.

Coon Rapids honored outgoing council members Kari Rehrauer and Jenny Geisler with personalized street signs, commemorating their service of four and ten years, respectively.