Upcoming 'Research Radar: Work Zone Safety' webinar on November 20, focused on new safety initiatives for road workers, will be hosted by MnDOT and the Minnesota Local Road Research Board.

The article emphasizes fire safety during the holiday season, citing increased fire risks due to decorations and candles. It offers tips like using flame-resistant decor and keeping candles away from flammable materials.

Minneapolis officials, responding to health concerns, announced a public hearing on December 2 for a new wrecking provisions ordinance, after the controversial demolition of Smith Foundry exposed residents to potential hazards.

Saint Paul police arrested Michael Kentrell Smith, suspected in a fatal pedestrian hit-and-run, thanks to intensive investigation and public assistance.

The Minneapolis Police Department has promoted new lieutenants and sergeants to key leadership roles, signaling a commitment to strong leadership and community wellbeing.

The Minneapolis Police Department shared on social media the arrest of a burglary suspect who was caught exiting her own apartment in the same building where she committed a jewelry heist. All stolen items were recovered.

Carver County is engaging with residents on the future of Baylor Regional Park by hosting an open house for public input on renovation plans, as shared in a Facebook post.

Minneapolis Health Department warns of a botulism risk in certain lots of ByHeart Infant Formula, urging immediate disposal or return of affected products.

Coon Rapids and Anoka, MN mayors compete in a food drive to support the ACBC Food Shelf, aiming to gather the most non-perishable food items by November 21.

Issue #30 of the HCSO Insider highlights the Hennepin County Sheriff's Office activities, including staff awards, K9 memorials, wellness events, and recruitment efforts.

Scott County offers a "Gratitude: Nature Yoga Hike" on November 26, combining a three-mile hike with standing yoga poses for a reflective and invigorating experience. Reservations required with a $10 fee.

The Minneapolis committee approved the 2025 AHTF funding for Hiawatha Commons, with $1.68 million allocated for renovations to improve 80 residential units and maintain affordable housing.

Washington County invites the community to an open house for proposed intersection improvements, with no formal presentation but opportunities for feedback. Online engagement available from December 3 to January 2 for those who cannot attend.