Bloomington launches a free Weatherization Assistance Program to help qualifying residents make their homes more energy-efficient and reduce utility bills.

Bloomington's Veterans Appreciation Lunch will honor missing soldiers with the Fallen Comrade Table, featuring symbolic items and the POW/MIA flag display from November 8-15.

Bloomington adjusts waste collection due to Thanksgiving; pickups will be delayed by one day following the holiday. Residents can use a reminder service to remember rescheduled dates.

Over 2,000 high school students attended the third annual Career Connect Day at St. Paul's RiverCentre, exploring career options with over 80 businesses and organizations.

Maple Grove, Minnesota, supports service members with a donation drive, inviting residents to give practical items like socks and snacks, with multiple local drop-off points.

The Minnesota Department of Public Safety's OJP has announced over $65 million in funding to support domestic violence survivors, including services like legal advocacy and housing assistance.

Coon Rapids, MN, encourages residents to recycle their Halloween pumpkins at the local recycling center to prevent landfill waste and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

The Maple Grove Police Department reminds us that despite Domestic Violence Awareness Month ending, the fight against domestic abuse continues. They encourage ongoing support and dialogue to help survivors year-round.

Dakota County celebrates new solar installations and energy-efficient upgrades, aiming to generate more renewable electricity than its buildings consume.

Sherburne County Commissioners invite the public to a casual lunch at Charlie's Sports Bar & Grill on November 5, with no official business to be discussed.

The Coon Rapids Senior Center announces its annual Senior Bazaar & Flea Market for Nov 21, offering crafts, goods, and a Christmas Room, with proceeds to charity.

Saint Paul has won a court case allowing it to build a new Hamline Midway Library, overcoming a lawsuit that opposed the demolition of the existing building.

Anoka County Job Training Center employees Patty Eason and Emmanuel Fonchin were honored by the Department of Children, Youth, and Families for outstanding service and dedication to inclusivity.