MnDOT offers various November events to support small businesses and subcontractors with skills training, networking, and financial aid for infrastructure projects.

Wright County Sheriff’s Office arrest report details recent offenses including controlled substances, DWI, and various other charges, as well as traffic incidents and violations.

Minneapolis Police use social media to share safety tips during National Crime Prevention Month, urging community engagement and personal awareness for a safer city.

Mayor Reinert proposes housing development in Lester Park, balancing green space preservation with Duluth's housing shortage, following consultations and a housing study.

Mankato opens Special Event Support Grant applications for event planners to receive funding and promote local tourism and diversity of events. Deadline: Dec. 5.

FBI says a St. Paul man posted a TikTok offering $45,000 for the murder of U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi; he was arrested and charged in federal court.

Mankato has announced its annual leaf collection service starting October 27, ensuring clean streets and reduced hazards, with guidelines for leaf disposal and potential weather-related schedule changes.

A car crash in Plymouth resulted in one fatality—an 18-year-old male—and two other injuries, prompting an investigation by local police and Massachusetts State Police.

Minneapolis Community Safety Commissioner Todd Barnette reviews the city's safety improvements, highlighting police reforms, violence prevention programs, and emergency response innovations.

St. Louis Park's fall street sweeping begins October 27, with residents urged to avoid parking on the streets from 7 am to 4:30 pm, Monday to Friday, and to check an interactive map for their area's schedule.

Mankato officials seek the owner of a lost senior Shih Tzu found wearing a pink collar and green coat, urging the public to contact Public Safety via 911.

Staring Lake Dog Park in Eden Prairie will close for a week for maintenance, including tree removal and hill stabilization, starting Oct. 27, weather permitting. Alternative dog parks are listed on the city's website.

Duluth will conduct a controlled burn of invasive buckthorn in Hartley Park during October, aiming to improve ecosystem health without closing the park.