Washington County offers confidential document shredding services on Nov. 13 at their Environmental Center, and promotes recycling and repurposing efforts including a Free Product Room for reusable items.

The Ramsey County Public Health Center in Saint Paul closed abruptly due to a water leak, affecting various health services; it plans to reopen for Tuesday evening clinics.

The Ramsey County Board of Commissioners has declared November 20, 2024, as Transgender Day of Remembrance to honor victims of anti-transgender violence.

The Carver County Sheriff's Office used Veteran's Day to express gratitude to military veterans, reflecting on the day's historical significance and calling for ongoing support for veterans' well-being.

The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office honored military veterans within their ranks on Veterans Day, sharing stories and photos on Facebook to celebrate their service.

St. Louis County mourns the passing of SAR canine Ted, who died from bone cancer at 11. Ted was remembered for his dedicated service in finding missing people.

The Community Health Resource Fair in Brooklyn Park will offer health education, a grocery giveaway, and clothing donations at North Hennepin Community College on November 23.

Lt. Jason Tibbetts from the Plymouth County Sheriff's Department conducted a crime scene investigation presentation for seniors at the East and West Bridgewater Councils on Aging.

Chanhassen, MN, promotes a pumpkin recycling program for animal feed, with drop-offs at the Public Works until November 15, excluding pumpkins with harmful decorations.

St. Louis Park, Minnesota, is seeking a new fire chief to lead its department and serve its community, emphasizing experience and a commitment to public safety and community engagement.

The Maple Grove Police Department honored veterans, including their own officers who have served, in a Veterans Day social media post, expressing national gratitude for their service.

The Saint Paul Police Department honored military service members on Veterans Day, highlighting their dual roles as both community protectors and military veterans.

Apple Valley residents are advised to turn off water supply to prevent pipe damage in winter, particularly when away for extended periods, with the city offering a shutoff service. Residents are also urged to report neglected vacant properties.