Minneapolis Announces City Office Closures and Relaxed Metered Parking for Thanksgiving Holiday
Minneapolis city services, including 311 and other government offices, will close for Thanksgiving, with garbage pickup delayed and parking meters not enforced. Emergency services, however, will operate as usual.
Minnesota Invests Over $6 Million in "Live Well at Home" Grants to Support Aging in Place, Introduces HHSSA for Housing Stability
Minnesota allocates over $6 million in grants to help elderly individuals remain in their homes, with the aim of fostering aging in place and community integration.
Coon Rapids Welcomes Holiday Season with Annual Tree Lighting Festival at Boulevard Plaza
Coon Rapids is preparing for its Tree Lighting Festival, with the holiday tree already set up at Boulevard Plaza, as announced on the city's Facebook page. The event will take place on Dec. 14, featuring festive activities.
University of Minnesota Tops Public Universities in Global Interdisciplinary Science Rankings
The University of Minnesota was ranked as the top public university globally in the inaugural Interdisciplinary Science Rankings by Times Higher Education and placed sixth overall among 749 institutions.
Plymouth Police Issue Traffic Advisory for Thanksgiving Events: Pilgrim's March and National Day of Mourning Expected to Impact Roads
Plymouth Police issued an advisory for traffic due to the Pilgrim's Progress and National Day of Mourning events on Thanksgiving, with road closures and no-parking zones.
Saint Paul Police Engage Future Leaders: Local Students Tour Ron Ryan Jr.'s Eastern District
Local students toured the Saint Paul Police Department's Eastern District station, learning about law enforcement and engaging with officers, fostering respect and understanding of community policing.












