Homegrown Minneapolis seeks proposals for sustainable food projects under its Climate Legacy Initiative, with grants up to $50,000.

Saint Paul opens 2026 Neighborhood and Cultural STAR grant applications on February 2, supporting local improvement and arts projects. Deadline: March 13.

The Coon Rapids Connection Winter 2026 newsletter features local development news, community programs, the return of the Front Door Grant Program, Parks and Recreation Master Plan feedback requests, and potential Local Option Sales Tax referendum.

Metro counties and cities in the region prepare to celebrate National Day of Racial Healing with events highlighting equity, featuring keynote speakers Betsy Hodges and Mee Moua.

The Coon Rapids Police hosted a fundraiser at Pizza Ranch to support their Police Explorers program, involving community engagement and proceeds for the youth.

St. Louis Park is seeking nominees for its 2025 Human Rights Award to honor those fostering understanding and unity in the community. Nominations are open until February 28, 2026.

The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office recapped 2025's community initiatives, including K9 additions and fundraisers, highlighting their multifaceted community engagement efforts.

Saint Paul seeks an experienced Civil Engineer IV for their Sewer Utility team, emphasizing leadership, expertise, and a significant role in maintaining and improving the city's infrastructure.

Mankato Police and Fire used National Trivia Day to interact with the public about fire safety, posing a question on social media about common causes of home fires.

St. Louis Park invites residents to join its Recycling Champions program with a training session on waste sorting best practices scheduled for January 27.

Ramsey is accepting old holiday lights for recycling until January 30 to promote sustainability. Residents can drop off lights and cords at the Ramsey Municipal Building, ensuring non-recyclable parts are removed.

Chanhassen Rec Center invites locals to discuss the future Chanhassen Bluffs Community Center on January 7, offering a chance to view plans and provide feedback.

St. Louis Park's Be the Light Winter Solstice Walk provided a space for honoring mental health struggles, with luminaries lighting a trail and participants making s’mores around a bonfire.