The Minneapolis region is set to face a variety of hazardous winter weather conditions, including freezing drizzle and low wind chills, according to the National Weather Service.

The Blaine Police Department and MN Asian Peace Officers Association hosted the Glow of Hope event, where 18 families received a $400 shopping spree, a $50 gift card, winter gear, and Blaine PD-branded items.

Maple Grove is hosting a toy drive for children up to 10, and gift card donations for ages 11-17, with drop-off points at city facilities until December 18.

The City of Minneapolis urges support for immigrant-owned businesses, emphasizing their importance to the city's economy and cultural diversity, especially amidst federal activities causing concern.

Minneapolis police arrested two individuals during a traffic stop after finding a firearm and presumed crack cocaine; neither had a gun permit, and one had a felony warrant.

Federal agents in Minneapolis, aided by local police, arrested two individuals using chemical irritants, drawing Council member Chavez's concern over excessive force and community impact.

Eden Prairie Police joined other Twin Cities law enforcement in donating toys to the annual Toys for Tots campaign, expressing gratitude for community contributions.

The St. Paul Board of Zoning Appeals will review variance requests for Morgan Scott's community center and Kong Lee's auto shop, including deviations from zoning codes like window coverage and sidewalk requirements. Public input is encouraged.

Minneapolis developers can apply for Met Council's Livable Communities grants to create connected, sustainable communities, focusing on inclusive housing and jobs. Applications, with a $750 fee, are due by January 20, 2026.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office reported arrests for DWIs, controlled substances, theft, and traffic violations, highlighting driving offenses and other criminal activities in the county.

Anoka County seeks public input for its Hazard Mitigation Plan to strengthen local disaster preparedness and resilience against natural hazards, with feedback accepted until December 26, 2025.

Duluth firefighters raised $7,000 for a toy drive, setting a new record for their annual event and bringing cheer to local children during the holidays.

The Duluth Police Department released a notification about high-risk offender Willie James Vaughn-Bey, detailing his release into the community and his criminal history involving sexual offenses.