The City of St. Louis Park has announced a December 5th open house for the Cedar Lake Road and Louisiana Avenue project to discuss the final plans and upcoming changes.

The MAYC has announced festive events for the holiday season including a Silver Ukes Luncheon, SBM Santa Parade, and Holiday Sing Along. Advance registration is required.

Dallas weather predicts a shift from cloudy to sunny, with highs of 81 and lows around 61 degrees, and gusty south winds. The week ahead shows mostly sunny days, varying temps, and continued breezy conditions.

Construction is underway for natural gas line replacements in Jordan West, with work expected to continue for several weeks. Residents can follow progress on CenterPoint Energy's website.

St. Louis Park's City Council invites residents to discuss the 2025 budget in a public hearing on December 2, 2024. Public comments are welcomed in person or via email.

Washington County Parks offers free entry on the day after Thanksgiving, encouraging outdoor activities over shopping in an #OptOutside initiative, with a variety of activities across all its parks.

St. Louis Park, MN, announces the end of yard waste collection for the year during the week of November 25-30, with a weather caveat, and a collection delay due to Thanksgiving.

Duluth's annual Christmas City of the North Parade is returning this Friday, starting at 6:30 p.m., with festive floats and lights along Superior Street. Road closures and parking information are provided for attendees.

Duluth selects a top firm from 26 respondents for its tourism marketing contract, set for City Council presentation on December 9, following a rigorous and impartial selection process.

The Minnesota DNR Eagle Cam is streaming once again, offering insights into the lives of bald eagles after last year's nest collapse. The new nest is carefully monitored for stability.

Minnetonka City Attorney Corrine Heine announces retirement in March 2025 after serving since 2013, providing legal counsel and overseeing prosecution attorneys with a focus on public service.

The Bloomington City Council has scheduled a public hearing to discuss proposed amendments to the city code, affecting areas such as noise studies and driveway permits, on December 2, 2024.

Plymouth seeks a Deputy Police Chief to aid in managing police operations, enhance safety protocols, and oversee personnel matters, with applications due by December 2.