St. Louis Park, Minnesota, revives Rocky the Recycling Rabbit as a mascot to educate residents on proper recycling practices and promote environmental responsibility.

The Minnesota School Safety Center and the University of Minnesota are offering a course on threat evaluation and reporting for Rochester school officials to improve school safety.

The Coon Rapids Police Department is launching a Community Police Academy to educate the public on law enforcement operations, offering a seven-week course with various interactive activities.

Minneapolis's Adopt-a-Drain program, with over 4,100 volunteers, removed one million pounds of debris from storm drains since 2015, improving local water quality.

Blaine PD spotlighted Travis Baker, creator of golf brand Waggle, celebrating his community contributions and the opening of Waggle's HQ and store in Blaine.

Saint Paul businesses prep for the 2025 IIHF World Juniors Hockey Championships, with special programs and permit changes.

Dakota County's Robert Trail Library hosts a Holiday Card Workshop for locals to create cards for veterans and active-duty troops, with materials provided, plus treats and music.

Washington County invites the community to an open house for proposed intersection improvements, with no formal presentation but opportunities for feedback. Online engagement available from December 3 to January 2 for those who cannot attend.

The Blaine Police Department is organizing the "Out of the Cold" event on November 20 to gather donations for HOPE 4 Youth, addressing youth homelessness in Minnesota.

Duluth officials recommend subscribing to Northland Alerts for real-time snow emergency updates via text, phone, or email to stay prepared for winter.

Mike Asleson retires after a 48-year career with Minnesota’s Department of Public Safety, starting as the youngest state trooper and aiding in DWI law enhancements.

Ramsey is hiring a Deputy Fire Chief of Training with 7+ years of fire/EMS experience and various certifications. This role will shape training programs, with applications due by Nov 30, 2025.

The Carver County Sheriff's Office expressed gratitude to staff with military service on Veterans Day, recognizing their dual roles and ongoing contributions to both the nation and their organization.