Bloomington Planning Commission announces a public hearing on November 20, 2025, for Park N Go's airport parking proposal at 7901 International Drive, with options for in-person and electronic attendance.

Plymouth Police Department celebrates the 50th anniversary of Bob Dylan's Rolling Thunder Revue concerts at Plymouth's Memorial Hall in 1975, reminiscing about the events and minimal security incidents at that time.

Duluth City Hall hosts a trick-or-treating event for kids with costume guidelines to ensure safety and inclusivity.

Anoka County detailed its support for veterans, public health initiatives, and operational improvements, including lighting buildings green and awarding Tom Hunt for election integrity.

Coon Rapids' new pedestrian bridge installation is delayed due to transport damage, affecting the closure schedule of Coon Rapids Boulevard and postponing traffic detours.

The North Environmental Center in Forest Lake will host a confidential document shredding event for local residents on November 6, providing free disposal for various items year-round.

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.