Washington County invites public input on intersection improvements in Lake Elmo through an online platform until January 2. Residents can review proposed designs and comment to aid in shaping the project.

The CP Holiday Train arrives in St. Louis Park on Dec. 14 with a concert featuring American Authors and Pynk Beard, aiming to address food insecurity.

The St. Paul Zoning Committee's agenda includes discussing a permit for building height increase at 42 Water Street W. Public testimony is accepted via email.

Eden Prairie Police and Schools urge safe gun storage after a tragic incident, offering free gun locks and reinforcing Minnesota's law on negligent storage.

The St. Paul Board of Zoning Appeals has upcoming decisions on property developments, including a request for a larger sign and other variance applications. Public comments are accepted until December 5, 2025.

Bloomington officials joined a Minnesota trade mission to Europe to enhance business ties and attract investment, focusing on high-tech manufacturing and workforce development.

A 19-year-old gang member, Ibrahim Ahmed Mohamud, pleads guilty to possessing a machinegun following violent incidents and a drive-by shooting investigation.

Jonathan Weinhagen, ex-CEO of the Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce, pleaded guilty to embezzling funds, including stealing a $30,000 reward and misappropriating $107,500 through a fake entity.

Senator Alice Mann will not seek reelection but is honored by her legislative work on healthcare reform, workers' rights, and Minnesota’s Paid Leave program.

Ramsey County opens its first Winter Warming Space at Holy Christian Church in Saint Paul to shelter women from the cold, with a site for men to follow. More sites and support services are planned.

Champlin's winter Taekwondo program for kids returns, offering six weeks of martial arts classes focused on discipline and fun, with no need for a traditional uniform. Classes are led by Osseo World Taekwondo Academy instructors.

Coon Rapids, MN celebrates its annual Tree Lighting Festival on Dec 13 with cocoa, crafts, Santa photos, live music, and fireworks at Boulevard Plaza, also supporting a local food shelf with donations.

The Champlin Police are collecting new, unwrapped toys for Toys for Tots, with drop-offs at various locations until December 10th, to benefit children in need.