Wright County expects 4-6 inches of snow beginning early Thursday, with heavy snowfall affecting morning commutes. Additional plowing will happen Friday. Gusty winds in the evening may cause drifting snow and complicate post-work travel.

The Blaine Police Department thanks the community for donating to the Toys for Tots drive, ensuring holiday gifts for local children, and invites more contributions until December 23.

St. Louis Park invites locals to discuss zoning code updates at a December 19 open house, aiming to diversify housing and include "missing middle" options.

The City of Ramsey is holding a holiday light display contest called the Deck the House Lights Contest, inviting residents to view and vote on displays until December 22.

Actor Anthony Edwards spoke on child sexual abuse in Minnesota, sharing his survivor story with professionals in a training session on handling such cases.

Minneapolis expects a mix of overcast skies, snow, and varied winds this week, with temperatures fluctuating and chances of precipitation varying from 20% to 80%.

Local heroes in Mankato teamed up with 23 children for the annual "Shop With a Hero" event, providing a memorable shopping spree and gift-wrapping experience, supported by community sponsors.

A group of Minnesota DFL State Senators formed the Blue Dog Coalition, aiming to foster bipartisan collaboration and pragmatic policy-making in an evenly divided House.

The St. Louis Park Energy Assistance Program offers up to $1,400 for eligible households to cover energy bills, with guidance provided for applicants.

Kenneth Miller, 41, was arrested for first-degree burglary after being caught in a Brooklyn Park home garage. Police swiftly apprehended him and he is held on a $10,000 bail. The community is reminded to stay vigilant.

Four Hennepin County deputies were awarded the MSA Medal of Honor for bravery during a dangerous confrontation involving an armed suspect. Deputy Chris Heihn was injured, with Deputies McNamara, Jacob, and Tomasko stopping the threat.

St. Louis Park named a snowplow "CTRL + SALT + DELETE" after a community vote, with Sarah Fiedler submitting the winning entry among 164 names. Nearly 700 votes were cast, with the winner receiving the opportunity to ride in the snowplow.

The 2024 Holiday Train is set to stop in St. Louis Park today. Festivities start at 4 p.m., with the train arriving at 6 p.m. The event features lights, decorations, and a concert, while attendees are reminded to prioritize safety and dress warmly.