Minneapolis will see a mixture of weather, starting with increasing clouds and reaching mid-50s by Friday, including sunny and partly sunny days with chances of flurries and rain later in the week.

St. Louis Park offers free yard waste disposal for residents until Nov 23; proof of residency required. The drop-off site is open on weekends and yard waste collection continues through Nov 29.

The St. Paul Heritage Preservation Commission will tackle new and ongoing preservation issues, discuss a revised garage design for 985 Summit, vote on Chair and Vice Chair roles, and conclude with an adjournment.

The "Electrify Everything Minnesota" workshop on Nov. 13 at the Lenox Community Center offers Minnesotans tips on making energy-efficient home updates.

Minneapolis invites residents to join Fall BioBlitz events, focusing on birds and animal tracking, tailored for families and inclusive of diverse communities.

Louisiana Avenue improvements cause continued disruption; road closure until Nov 2025, with detour routes posted. Work progresses on topsoil, signage, and stormwater system; sod installation postponed to spring 2026.

Dakota County residents must apply for homestead classification by Dec. 31 to gain tax benefits. The status doesn't require yearly renewal but changes must be reported.

The Living Well Resource Fair in Brooklyn Park is set for November 14, catering to older adults and caregivers with over 60 exhibitors, health talks, free vaccinations, refreshments, and a document shred service.

Minneapolis weather forecast predicts a mix of sun and flurries with fluctuating temperatures, leading up to a sunny Veterans Day with highs nearing 50 degrees.

Senator Foung Hawj visited the Heights, a redevelopment in St. Paul, emphasizing its potential for economic growth, job creation, and housing development.

Blaine's MAYC is screening "About My Father," a comedy featuring Robert De Niro, based on Sebastian Maniscalco's life, on November 20 at 1 PM with free admission.

MnDOT invites Blaine community to meetings about Highway 65 renovations, highlighting traffic impacts, designs, and a 4D model of the future highway with improved interchanges and pedestrian access.

Woodbury donated $10,000 to Open Cupboard food shelf to aid locals during a federal shutdown, funded by Lawful Gambling Contribution Fund. The city also launched a food drive to collect essentials.