Gameshow Battle Rooms in St. Louis Park seeks a liquor license, with a public hearing set for November 4, 2024. Residents can attend in person or via link, with options to email comments.

Duluth, MN is holding its first snowplow naming contest, encouraging residents to submit names before the October 21 deadline, with details and rules available on the city's website.

Eden Prairie Community Center offers indoor adult pickleball leagues from Nov 15-Jan 24, with different skill level brackets and limited registration starting Oct 23.

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources issued a Red Flag Warning for 85 counties due to high wildfire risks caused by dry, windy conditions and low humidity.

The South Minneapolis Seniors Fair returns, offering workshops and resources for seniors, sponsored by city council members and featuring activities like yoga and art, plus discussions on safety and wellness.

The Cultivate Arts Celebration in Brooklyn Park will feature local arts, food, and performances on October 24th, hosted by North Hennepin Community College.

CenterPoint Energy has begun installing a new gas main on 36th Street W, King Field, causing parking and sidewalk closures, with further disruptions scheduled through October.

A North Dakota man, Jake Noland Northern, faces federal charges for fentanyl trafficking, with the indictment stemming from a conspiracy starting February 2023.

Minneapolis golfers can now easily book tee times with a new virtual Tee Time Booking Assistant by Play Golf Minneapolis, offering notifications for available slots.

Winners of the Minnetonka Annual Photo Contest have been announced, with stunning visuals capturing the city's landscapes, wildlife, lifestyle, and unique character across various categories.

Saint Paul Parks and Recreation offers a variety of programs to keep children active during the MEA break, providing sports, crafts, and other activities for different interests and ages.

Paradise Commons at Lake Waconia Regional Park in Carver County has opened and is available for various events, with bookings accepted a year in advance.

Minnesota educators receive $31 million for literacy training from the Education Department, with Senator Maye Quade highlighting its importance and additional funds from READ Act 2.0.