Mankato has implemented a new gateless, pay-by-plate parking system offering the first 2 hours free and a $3 daily rate, designed for convenience and ease of use.

Newly elected Duluth City Council members are set to be sworn in on January 5, 2026, in a public ceremony highlighting transparency and community engagement.

Minneapolis weather forecast includes flurries, cloudy skies, and a mix of sleet, freezing rain, and snow throughout the week, with fluctuating temperatures and winds.

The Saint Paul HRA discussed key housing projects including Joseph’s Pointe bonds, a loan extension for 652 Sherburne, and the Inspiring Communities Project.

The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board is hiring for various roles, including a Recreation Service Area Manager and sports officials, integral to the city's park system.

The Saint Paul Board of Zoning Appeals agenda for a hearing on January 5, 2026, involves proposed developments and variance applications, such as new park restrooms and an auto repair shop. Public comments were due January 2, but attendance is open.

St. Louis Park now charges up to a 3% fee for city services paid with credit or debit cards to offset processing costs, but offers fee-free alternatives like cash, check, or ACH payments.

Arlene Theresa Bell pled guilty to the murder of a disabled veteran, facing a 35-year sentence with charges for vehicle theft and assault dropped as part of a plea deal.

Wright County is experiencing an intense winter, with higher than average snowfall, prompting the Highway Department to work continuously on road maintenance.

Captain Chad Bauer of Bloomington Fire Department is profiled for his dedication to service, detailing his career shift from utilities to firefighting and emphasizing his family and community bonds.

Minnesota families may lose daycare services amidst political strife. Senator Erin Murphy accused the GOP of harmful tactics and ignoring children's welfare in favor of political gains.

Minnesota State Senator Liz Boldon criticizes Republican proposals to cut daycare access, arguing the move would harm families, the economy, and fuel bigotry.

Burnsville Police investigate a reported assault near Crystal Lake West where a woman fended off an unknown male attacker on January 1, 2026. Increased patrols and community vigilance are urged.