Minnetonka proposes leash laws for dogs, allowing off-leash areas only in specified parks, prompting public debate and inviting resident comments by Nov. 12.

Anoka County License & Passport Services will be closed on November 11th for Veterans Day, as stated on their website. Services will resume on November 12th.

The Maple Grove Police collaborated with the DEA to collect unused drugs at Walmart on October 26th, part of National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, to prevent medication misuse.

St. Louis Park's brush drop-off site is closing for the season soon, and residents have final chances to dispose of yard waste through Nov. 24, with proof of residency required.

An 18-year-old driver, Mason Hoheisel, experienced a rollover crash in Bellevue Township; he refused medical attention and the incident is under investigation.

Dakota County and Apple Valley celebrate the completion of enhancements to the North Creek Greenway, closing gaps and improving safety for a scenic 10-mile route.

Woodbury's winter parking restrictions run from Nov. 1 to April 1, prohibiting on-street parking from 2-6 a.m. and during snow accumulations of 2+ inches to ensure clear paths for plows.

Scott County offers a Family Archery event for all levels at Cedar Lake Farm Regional Park to teach safety and skills, with guidance from instructors.

Brooklyn Park residents are vigilant after a burglary by an armed suspect. Police searches, including K-9 units, were unsuccessful. The suspect also exhibited suspicious activity earlier that day.

The Brooklyn Park Police Federation has donated $5,000 to aid families of injured or fallen first responders, reinforcing community-police ties and mutual support.

CenterPoint Energy continues infrastructure upgrades in Minneapolis's Webber-Camden neighborhood, moving inside meters outside and ensuring proper connections to main lines, with a temporary halt on coming Saturdays.

The Duluth Fire Department is hosting a pinning ceremony to honor staff promotions and mark the completion of probationary periods, recognizing personnel achievements.

Minneapolis is seeking feedback from residents to improve the city's 311 system for handling service requests, with a survey deadline on November 15th.