The City of Brooklyn Park invites locals to join city boards and commissions, emphasizing community involvement without needing experience. Applications are open until January 31, 2025.

First Avenue will host I.C.E. OUT! on Feb. 15, a mutual‑aid matinee headlined by Hippo Campus with proceeds to benefit immigrant families amid local protests.

The Coon Rapids Police Department is hosting a fundraiser at Pizza Ranch to support the Police Explorers program, benefiting youth interested in law enforcement careers.

Minneapolis has issued a bulletin to help residents identify official city employees, providing uniform photos and information, and assuring that staff will not inquire about immigration status.

Apple Valley residents have resources to address indoor clutter, offering disposal events, recycling options, and assistance from DARTS, a local nonprofit.

Polar Plunge for Special Olympics is set for February 28 at Lakeside Commons Park in Blaine, with community and law enforcement supporting athletes with disabilities.

A south Minneapolis church has become a lifeline for families sheltering from ICE enforcement, delivering thousands of grocery boxes and baby supplies.

PROCEED is raising money for a $10M youth and health complex at Progressive Baptist Church. The clinic component was developed through community-informed public health work and University of Minnesota research.

Therapy dogs from NSTA bring comfort to Minnesota's State Emergency Operations Center staff during high-stress situations, as highlighted by the Department of Public Safety.

St. Louis Park, MN invites residents to the National Day of Racial Healing event and announces the Bring It Home waiting list opening, SPARC meeting dates, and mandatory rental license training.

St. Louis Park, MN, is hosting an Access to Fun open house on February 3, for residents to learn about financial aid for summer parks and recreation programs.

Mankato residents gear up for winter trout fishing at Hiniker Pond on January 17, with 2,500 trout stocked for the event, maintaining safety as a priority.

Coon Rapids outdoor ice rinks and warming houses reopen after colder temperatures refreeze the ice, allowing residents to enjoy winter activities from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily, with specific hours for warming house access.