Minneapolis law mandates that rental properties maintain a minimum indoor temperature of 68°F during winter. Tenants can report heating issues to landlords or city services. The city also monitors SNAP benefits amid a government shutdown.

The Brooklyn Park Police Department shared guidelines for safe face-to-face sales from online deals, suggesting meeting at safe exchange zones and taking precautions like avoiding cash and sharing location info.

Deandre Imoni Moore, a vulnerable 21-year-old, was safely found in Minneapolis after being reported missing. The police had sought public help, detailing his appearance and last location.

Paul Michael Willis was sentenced to 13 years for raping a teenager in his home. Investigators found over 10,000 explicit texts and nude images on his phone, aiding the conviction. His guilty plea resulted in some charges being dismissed.

Upcoming 'Research Radar: Work Zone Safety' webinar on November 20, focused on new safety initiatives for road workers, will be hosted by MnDOT and the Minnesota Local Road Research Board.

Medica plans to acquire UCare in Minnesota, prompting concerns from Senator Matt Klein about reduced consumer choice and market stability amid federal Medicaid cuts.

Minnetonka's recent municipal election saw 33.04% turnout, the second highest since 1985, with a rise in absentee ballots to 3,868. Total votes cast were 13,272.

The Blaine Police Department expressed gratitude to their community, highlighting partnerships and programs like Night to Unite and Safety Camp, which foster connection and safety education.

Coon Rapids Ice Center now requires online ticket purchases via Vanco Events for the 2025-26 high school hockey season, intending to streamline entry and avoid sell-outs.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office arrest report details multiple charges including substance offenses, DWI, and more in a recent week, reflecting larger societal issues.

The article emphasizes fire safety during the holiday season, citing increased fire risks due to decorations and candles. It offers tips like using flame-resistant decor and keeping candles away from flammable materials.

Plymouth initiated a free holiday lights recycling program to reduce waste and protect recycling plant equipment. Residents can drop off lights at the city's site but not pre-lit trees or decorations.

Apple Valley Municipal Center collects food and personal care donations to help those in need, including a 'Top 5 Needs' list of pasta, peanut butter, cooking oil, sauces, and dried beans.