Bloomington Civic Plaza hosted over 1,700 people at the Indigenous Arts and Crafts Fair, celebrating Minnesota’s American Indian Month with art, food, and performances.

Duluth plans to update its Unified Development Chapter, with an open house for public input on proposed zoning changes scheduled for November 13, 2025.

Republican Michael Holmstrom won the Senate Seat 29 special election in Wright County, while local school districts passed education funding increases and improvement initiatives.

A group named Jewelry Gems in Blaine volunteers to sort and sell donated jewelry, raising significant funds for the local MAYC through an annual event.

Bloomington is seeking artists to craft a sculpture celebrating Dakota culture at Pond-Dakota Mission Park with a budget of $80,000 and a December application deadline.

Bloomington received positive National Community Survey results, indicating high resident satisfaction with environmental efforts, police services, and municipal amenities like snow removal and drinking water quality.

Zach Walker became Bloomington's city manager, praised for his executive government experience and past leadership in Independence, Missouri, focusing on strategic planning and development.

The City of Bloomington is working on traffic management and safety enhancement through its NTMP, involving community input for improvements in local neighborhoods.

The Fall HOA Workshop on November 8 in Brooklyn Park will offer advice and strategies for local HOA members and boards, including sessions on finances, conflict management, and more.

Minnetonka and Elevate Hennepin introduce "Thriving Thursdays," providing no-cost consulting to local entrepreneurs for business development and networking.

The Landing's "Hands-On History: The Wonders of Wool" event offers a chance to learn and engage in wool felting techniques on November 15, requiring advance registration and a fee.

Coon Rapids has announced a new street sweeping initiative to reduce pollution, funded by $146,000 in grants for cleaner streets and stormwater systems.

Early voter turnout in Minneapolis municipal election climbs to second-highest recorded, with 9.2% of registered voters casting ballots early. Ranked choice voting continues, and election results might be delayed due to its tabulation process.