Minneapolis expects rain with a 60% chance of showers and a high of 68°F. Winds could reach 30 mph. The evening will see a reduced chance of rain, and the weekend forecast hints at clearer skies and mild temperatures.

The federal shutdown has halted processing of new SNAP applications in Minnesota, putting food assistance programs like SNAP and MFIP at risk, with a contingency plan directed to local food resources.

Maple Grove Police Department uses social media to remind community about safe trail riding and adherence to vehicle rules in fall, emphasizing the use of e-bikes and scooters within legal guidelines.

Minnesota's seat belt enforcement campaign resulted in citations for 1,000 individuals, highlighting the ongoing importance of seat belt and child restraint use for road safety.

Duluth is close to completing an innovative stormwater bio-filtration project at Irving Park to manage and cleanse runoff, aiming to protect nearby water bodies.

The Bloomington Planning Commission invites the public to a hearing on November 6, 2025, to discuss the American Boulevard Transit Study, accessible in person or online.

Anoka County studies CSAH 1 (East River Road) to enhance safety and mobility, with plans for construction to start in 2028. Public engagement is sought for feedback on the project.

Washington and Ramsey Counties offer a Free Mend-It Clinic on November 15 for residents to repair textiles and learn mending skills.

Coon Rapids Police Department is seeking Community Service Officer applicants, primarily law students, to perform tasks including police dispatch, animal control, and traffic management, with part-time pay between $26.07 and $32.49 per hour.

Anoka County honored the volunteers of its Medlink Transportation Program with a luncheon for driving residents to medical appointments, highlighting the service's importance and the total miles and hours contributed.

The Bloomington Planning Commission is holding a public hearing regarding the Small Business Codes and Processes Phase II Ordinance on November 6, 2025.

Bloomington has started construction on a new health and wellness center funded by a local sales tax, aimed at improving community recreation and programs.

Bloomington is holding a public hearing on November 6, 2025, to discuss proposed changes to airport parking regulations, allowing residents to participate in person, by phone, and online.