Minnesota residents prepare for a winter storm with the Twin Cities metro area under a Winter Storm Warning. Coon Rapids has issued reminders about parking restrictions during snow events.

Minneapolis invests $365 million over six years to expand housing and address homelessness, unveiling a seven-point strategy to improve housing accessibility and support renters.

The City is hiring a Property Maintenance Inspector to oversee compliance with maintenance codes and educate on licensing programs, involving direct public interaction and inspections. Application closes January 12.

Dakota County is auctioning around 40 tax-forfeited land parcels on January 6, 2025, with unsold properties available after the auction at set prices, and later for minimum bids.

Minnesota leads in voter turnout nationally, with Wright County at 84%, highlighting the state's commitment to civic participation and the effectiveness of process improvements and absentee voting.

St. Louis Park, Minnesota announces its National Day of Racial Healing event, featuring student-led dialogues and expert speaker Dr. Patrick Duffy to promote diversity and cultural understanding.

The City of Blaine has enacted ORD 24-2572, revising the functions and structures of its Traffic Commission, Park Board, and Planning Commission/Board of Appeals and Adjustments.

Saint Paul Parks and Recreation invites families to a free Winter Wonderland event for kids 12 and under, featuring games, crafts, and a potential Santa visit.

Colin Miller discusses the thriving tech industry in Minnesota, highlighting demand in healthcare and finance, the need for diverse IT skills, and the University of Minnesota's efforts to keep its curriculum up-to-date.

Ramsey County's Holiday Food Resources Guide offers free holiday meals, food events, and discounted groceries to support residents facing financial strain during the festive season.

A lost cat in Wabasha has been safely reunited with its owner thanks to the Wabasha Police Department's social media efforts and community assistance.

The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension urges the public to aid in the fight against human trafficking and internet crimes against children, highlighting the severe issue with statistics and emphasizing collaboration in tackling this crisis.

The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office engaged in community events and attended safety conferences, with Sheriff Witt participating in events such as the "Heroes and Helpers" collaboration.