The Saint Paul Planning Commission discussed a permit for Leaflet Missal to operate in a historic building, city planning improvements, and a new licensing system named PAULIE. Public engagement and transparency were emphasized.

St. Paul Police Chief Axel Henry reflects on successes in reducing violent crime and challenges like staffing issues, emphasizing continuous improvement and collaboration with city leadership.

In Mankato, police, fire teams, local agencies, and Hy-Vee distributed holiday meal kits to 100 needy families, supported by a $2,000 grant from the Minnesota Chiefs of Police Foundation.

Minnesota law enforcement intensifies patrols for impaired drivers during holidays, inspired by a family tragedy and supported by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's funding for enforcement and awareness campaigns.

The Minnesota Senate Asian Pacific Caucus condemned the removal of TPS for Myanmar nationals in Minnesota, stressing ongoing conflict in Myanmar and the Karen community's contributions to the state.

The Coon Rapids Police Department advises using a Faraday bag or box to protect car keys from signal cloning by thieves, offering an easy solution for vehicle security.

Minneapolis police used license plate readers to recover a carjacked vehicle and arrest a suspect, showcasing the technology's role in law enforcement amid privacy concerns.

Eden Prairie community members and police officers discussed local issues over coffee at a "Coffee with a Cop" event.

Minnesota DHS is transitioning from PCA and CSG services to CFSS starting October 1, 2024, and has updated the CBSM in October 2025, holding feedback sessions on EIDBI licensing in December 2025.

Duluth welcomes a new parking ramp, a joint project between the city and Essentia Health, aiming to alleviate parking issues and support local development.

Wright County Parks & Recreation department announces a variety of winter activities for 2026, including ice-fishing, winter camps, and Cloverbud Saturdays for kids.

Plymouth Police responded to a domestic call, where they shot a man with a gun. He's stable; the officer is on leave. The Minnesota BCA is investigating.

Blaine, MN job fair on Dec 3 offers positions with wages ranging from $13 to $42 per hour across various industries.