Coon Rapids' fall street sweeping is underway until Thanksgiving, with the city advising residents to keep streets clear. During the sweep, residents might experience temporary harmless brown tap water and are advised to avoid washing white clothes.

Minneapolis postponed the Trans Equity Summit scheduled for October 30 after consulting with LGBTQ+ leaders. The city is focusing on inclusivity and will reschedule the event.

Minneapolis aims to be the first US city to end childhood lead poisoning, with a budget proposal for over $1 million to address lead hazards, primarily in older paints affecting low-income and minority children.

Ramsey County extends voting hours ahead of Election Day to accommodate early voters and enhance accessibility, including weekends and additional hours on specific days.

The METRO Gold Line in Minneapolis is on track for expansion by 2027, promising efficient transit across 16 stations in the Twin Cities with a $505 million investment.

Plymouth is holding its Halloween at the Lake event with games, food trucks, and entertainment, urging use of a free shuttle service to ease parking issues.

A brother stabbed another during a fight in Brooklyn Park, leading to his arrest and the victim receiving medical treatment. The motive is under investigation.

St. Louis Park, Minnesota, hosted a Howl-O-Ween event for over 400 dogs and owners, with festivities including a pop-up dog park and a costume contest won by an ice cream truck and cone duo.

The Mankato Marathon brought energy to the city with strong involvement from public safety personnel and volunteers ensuring smooth race operations and safety.

Rice County offers a memorial scholarship in honor of late Sheriff Dave Schweisthal for students pursuing law enforcement careers, with applications due by November 15, 2024.

Eden Prairie introduces direct balloting for early voting, updates on the fight against emerald ash borer, nearing completion of Prairie Center Drive Project, and scheduled civic meetings with a cancellation for the Planning Commission.

Bloomington, MN residents can comment on proposed city code amendments for cannabis and alcohol business regulations at a public hearing on October 28, 2024.

The St. Paul Board of Zoning Appeals approved some zoning variances related to new construction and signage, and turned down others concerning an animal daycare and student dwelling.