The Coon Rapids Police Department celebrated National First Responders Day, honoring police, firefighters, paramedics, and dispatchers for their service.

Minneapolis leaders encourage community involvement in the redevelopment of the Lowry & Penn intersection, focusing on affordable housing and amenities that reflect local needs and culture.

EPPD Lt. Jess Irmiter was honored for his work on first responder wellness, receiving an award for his key role in developing peer support systems in Minnesota.

Brooklyn Park residents are encouraged to compost their Halloween pumpkins starting November 1 at designated drop-off sites to promote sustainable practices.

Chanhassen announces the grand opening of its new City Hall with an Open House on November 1, inviting residents to meet staff and tour the new civic facilities.

Minnesota provides funds to 25 domestic violence shelters, including culturally-specific services, offering 24/7 support and crisis intervention for survivors.

The Minnesota Department of Public Safety praised first responders for their dedication to community safety and the personal sacrifices they make, including missing holidays with family.

Minnesota's AASD and DSD are implementing new programs including the 2025-2026 NCI initiative and an HCBS cooperative grant pilot to enhance services for the elderly and disabled.

The North Environmental Center in Forest Lake will host a confidential document shredding event for local residents on November 6, providing free disposal for various items year-round.

The Duluth 1200 Fund celebrates its 40th anniversary, reflecting on its role in local business development, job creation, and the preservation of Duluth's Historic District.

Plymouth offers a Pumpkin Drop for residents to recycle their Halloween pumpkins as animal food, ensuring an eco-friendly way to repurpose holiday leftovers.

Coon Creek Watershed District is offering grants for water-related educational projects, with funding from $500 to $1,000 for eligible educators and groups.

The Minnesota Department of Public Safety is actively working against illegal online gambling to protect both consumers and the state's legal gaming industry.