St. Paul announces winter events, including a senior holiday luncheon, Santa's Workshop, community dinners, caroling, movie nights, a tot party, dinners with Santa, and more, to celebrate the holiday season.

Duluth selects Ben Van Tassel as the new head of Planning and Economic Development, pending council approval, with city officials anticipating a positive impact on partnerships.

Minnesota's Child Passenger Safety law update mandates rear-facing seats for kids under 2 and extends booster seat use to age 9 to enhance road safety for children.

Xcel Energy has begun constructing a new, larger service center in Saint Paul to replace the century-old facility, incorporating energy-efficient features and solar power.

The Bloomington City Council invites residents to a public hearing on November 18 to discuss a proposed increase in solid waste and refuse collection fees.

The Plymouth Community Center Fieldhouse offers indoor walking, jogging, and open playtime during winter, with temperatures ranging from 30-55 degrees.

Minneapolis has been recognized as a Beyond the Yellow Ribbon organization for its support of veterans and their families, marking a first in Minnesota.

Metro Transit has presented Network Now, a proposal to enhance transit services by 35%, aiming to improve job access and reshape public mobility by 2027, seeking resident feedback through November 15.

Chief Werner of the Maple Grove Police Department joined the MapleRidge Church's Legacy Lunch, discussing safety initiatives and reinforcing community ties, as shared in a Facebook post by the department.

Montrose Mayor Kirby Moynagh won the District 5 Wright County Commissioner seat, with 56.4% of the votes, while incumbent Darek Vetsch retained the District 2 Commissioner position with 98.9%. Results await state certification.

Minnetonka features local shopping options like Marshland Market and The Landing Shop, highlighting the talent of local artisans, including senior residents, offering handmade items, jewelry, and more.

The Bloomington City Council will hold a public hearing on November 18, 2024, to discuss raising water service rates. Residents can attend in various ways including in-person, via broadcast, or online.

A fire broke out at 722 N. Broad Street in Mankato, MN, causing $150,000 in damages but resulting in no injuries as all residents evacuated safely. The incident's cause is under investigation.