The Duluth 1200 Fund is accepting applications for its Storefront Loan Program, offering up to $100,000 for exterior improvements to businesses in Spirit Valley and downtown Duluth.

The Morrison County Sheriff’s Office remains dedicated to solving the 2016 unsolved homicide of Terry Brisk, urging public assistance as they work with state and federal agencies.

Minneapolis responds to the federal shutdown affecting SNAP benefits by directing funds to local food non-profits and continuing sustainability efforts like introducing a Climate Equity Tracker.

MnDOT is moving westbound I-94 traffic onto new lanes as part of the ongoing construction project, aiming to enhance traffic flow in Wright County by fall 2026.

Erin Murphy received the MSFCA's "Legislative Award" for her work in securing Minnesota's emergency response funds, particularly protecting the Fire Safety Account.

Minnesota's League of Cities' contest invites 4th-6th graders to submit essays on being mayor for a day, with a chance to win $100 and be featured in a magazine.

MART can now perform night hoist rescues in Minnesota, thanks to their advanced Bell 429 helicopter and specialized training in low-light operations. This capability is critical for emergencies in remote areas.

Scott County offers mental health resources amid the federal shutdown's impact on food security and SNAP benefits, providing phone lines and online support for those in need.

Duane Brinkman, an Air Force veteran from Bloomington, is recognized for his service and local community dedication, including his key role in creating a Veterans Memorial.

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.