The Rec Center is seeking part-time maintenance staff to help with various duties, offering community engagement and a flexible work schedule. Applications close on November 30th.

St. Louis Park is offering residents rebates for installing water-efficient and energy-efficient appliances, with savings up to $300, to be credited on their utility bill.

Minneapolis ranks as one of the top bicycle-friendly cities globally, securing the 44th position in the Copenhagenize Index due to its commitment to sustainable transport and cycling infrastructure.

Carver County Public Works announced a traffic pattern shift on Highway 51, effective the evening of October 22, with new eastbound lanes and changes to north and southbound routes to improve traffic flow and safety.

The Metropolitan Council allocated $15.75 million to support 15 development projects, designed to improve housing affordability and access by tying in with the metro transit network across 10 Twin Cities area cities.

Minneapolis law mandates that rental properties maintain a minimum indoor temperature of 68°F during winter. Tenants can report heating issues to landlords or city services. The city also monitors SNAP benefits amid a government shutdown.

Coon Rapids Ice Center now requires online ticket purchases via Vanco Events for the 2025-26 high school hockey season, intending to streamline entry and avoid sell-outs.

Apple Valley Municipal Center collects food and personal care donations to help those in need, including a 'Top 5 Needs' list of pasta, peanut butter, cooking oil, sauces, and dried beans.

Patrick Lee leaves his General Counsel role at the Plymouth County Sheriff's Office after over 20 years of service.

Coon Rapids is holding its annual Holiday Lighting Contest, inviting residents to create festive light displays. Entry deadlines are approaching, with cash prizes for winners, and a map will be provided for a self-guided tour of participants.

Brooklyn Park's 14th Annual Business Forward Forum will focus on long-term business growth, featuring talks by city leaders and a new Business Development Coordinator, as well as networking opportunities.

Firefighters contained a blaze at a CN rail facility maintenance shed in Duluth, with no injuries and an estimated $60K in damages. Cause under investigation.

Burnsville residents to enjoy smoother commutes as the city reopens key road connections, including Hwy 13 and I-35W ramps, after completing infrastructure improvements.