Anoka County is hosting a screening of "Faces of Hope," a documentary that delves into local opioid misuse stories, followed by a panel discussion for community engagement.

The Northwest Greenway Park and Ride reopens on Jan. 21 with a new passenger lobby featuring temperature control, Wi-Fi, and restrooms, enhancing the transit experience.

Minnesota state legislators condemn ICE activities in hospitals, accusing agents of harassing patients and violating rights, and urge facilities to protect patient care and privacy.

Minneapolis Senator Bobby Joe Champion calls for ICE's departure after an agent shot a man and deployed chemical irritants, with the BCA investigating the incident.

Plymouth is reviewing its Metrolink service for accessibility and equity, seeking public feedback through outreach events and written comments on plans to prevent discrimination.

The Bloomington City Council will hold a public hearing on financing a Fraser Child and Family Center project on January 26, 2026, which involves renovating a facility for providing clinical services.

The National Weather Service warns of snow showers, high winds, and plunging temperatures in Minneapolis, with harsh wind chills expected in the coming days.

Minneapolis announces a virtual event for racial healing following a tragic local shooting, inviting the community to join thoughtful discussions led by former officials on January 20, 2026.

St. Louis Park High School's SOAR group is organizing a racial healing workshop to foster dialogue on race and its community impact, aligning with district values.

Maple Grove, MN, is hiring for a variety of jobs, including full-time roles, internships, and part-time positions, to serve community needs, as announced in a recent Facebook post.

Federal agents in Mankato, Minnesota, caused a disturbance, prompting a police response and a detailed review by Public Safety Director Clifton. No evidence of pepperball munitions or firearms involvement was found.

Mankato prepares for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, with city offices closed but essential services like garbage collection and bus routes continuing. Residents can still contact city staff for assistance.

The local Art Center offers a range of artistic workshops and classes for all ages, featuring activities such as sip and paint, wool painting, felting, clay work, and more, with options for both children and adults.