The City is hiring a Property Maintenance Inspector to oversee compliance with maintenance codes and educate on licensing programs, involving direct public interaction and inspections. Application closes January 12.

The Plymouth Community Center offers activities such as an indoor playground, walking tracks, fitness classes, and sports leagues for all ages, with specific hours and some holiday closures.

Brooklyn Park Police launch an online system for reporting non-emergency incidents, improving ease of access and resource allocation for the community.

The Scott County Sheriff's Office recognized the winners of its 'Season’s Greetings' Card Design Contest, with young artists awarded for their creative designs.

Blaine Police and first responders partnered to spread holiday cheer to 70 children through shopping during the Heroes & Helpers event, highlighted by a photo gallery on Facebook.

Maple Grove's Central Park Skating Loop will open daily during the holiday season, including Christmas and New Year's days, with varying skate rental hours.

St. Louis Park, Minnesota announces its National Day of Racial Healing event, featuring student-led dialogues and expert speaker Dr. Patrick Duffy to promote diversity and cultural understanding.

Coon Rapids Skating School invites residents to winter skating lessons starting in January, accommodating beginners to adults with sessions on Saturdays and Mondays.

Minneapolis police officers provided aid to an individual who had fallen and couldn't get up, also attending to his pets and helping him contact his family.

The Mary Ann Young Center plans a trip to Branson, Missouri, from April 21-25, 2025, offering performances, dining, and shopping, with pricing detailed for single and double occupancy.

Minneapolis Council member Jason Chavez condemns a hate crime at a local synagogue and advocates for the swift implementation of the Hate Crime Prevention Program he authored to enhance community safety and inclusivity.

Maple Grove emphasizes long-range and capital improvement planning to ensure the city's infrastructure meets future needs, as stated in a social media post featuring insights from city officials.

The Mankato Public Safety’s Toys for Tots campaign successfully collected 193 toys for children in need during the holiday season, supported by the local police and fire departments.