The City of Saint Paul promotes its diverse food scene on social media to World Juniors attendees, inviting them to enjoy global cuisine near the Grand Casino Arena.

The Bold North Breakaway fan fest in Twin Cities closed outdoor activities early due to snow, moving festivities indoors at the Saint Paul RiverCentre.

Maple Grove, MN, highlights domestic violence support during the holidays, promoting the Minnesota Day One Crisis Line and NDVH as 24/7 resources for individuals experiencing abuse.

Mankato Police and Fire offer free Uber rides on New Year's Eve to promote safety, with a $15 voucher available from 8 pm to 2:30 am, in a collaborative effort to prevent impaired driving.

Coon Rapids, MN is seeking student artists to design buttons for the 62nd Snowflake Days festival, incorporating the city mascot and winter activities. Winners will receive prizes, with entries due by January 9.

Snowplow crews worked tirelessly to clear city streets amid heavy snowfall, with residents reminded to follow winter parking rules and keep streets clear for plowing.

Minnesota issues a warning due to severe winter weather, closing parts of Interstate 35 and deploying the National Guard; residents advised to stay indoors.

Minneapolis has declared a Snow Emergency starting December 28 to enable city plows to clear the streets efficiently. Parking restrictions are in place for three days to facilitate the process. Noncompliance may lead to tickets or towing.

An armed robbery occurred at Noble Sports Park in Brooklyn Park, with suspects stealing a watch from a seller and fleeing; police continue to investigate.

Eden Prairie offers adult volleyball clinics led by former pro and coach Steph Chapek, catering to various skill levels with sessions available on Sundays at the Community Center starting January 4th.

CenterPoint Energy and the City of Apple Valley advise residents to service heating systems and check smoke and carbon monoxide alarms for winter safety.

The National Weather Service warns of hazardous conditions in the Twin Cities due to lingering effects of a snowstorm, with continued blowing snow and slippery roads.

Washington County Sheriff's Office invites 14-18-year-olds to explore a law enforcement career at their Explorer Program Orientation on January 8. Details on their social media page.