Minnesota's Supreme Court ruled unanimously for trans rights in public spaces, including sports, under the MHRA, a landmark victory noted by the Senate Queer Caucus.

The Mary Ann Young Center is offering Medicare seminars and one-on-one counseling sessions in November to help people understand Medicare enrollment and options.

Eden Prairie Community Center is hosting fitness and aquatic events, offering free classes, membership deals, and festive activities throughout November.

The Saint Paul HPC will review heritage matters, like the alteration of the Vertical Church windows and discuss the CLG Review and officer nominations. Public testimony is invited via email.

Eileen Hudon was a key figure in transforming domestic violence into an issue of public concern and establishing the first shelter for survivors in the U.S.

The Duluth Police Department notified the public about the release of high-risk sex offender Willie James Vaughn-Bey, now residing in Duluth, to enhance community safety.

The MPD received awards at the IACP Conference including Officer of the Year for acts of heroism and the Leadership in Community Policing Award for a juvenile initiative.

Wright County received a $867,500 DEED grant for the demolition of an old Government Center, making way for a development offering housing, commercial space, and a marina, expected to create jobs and boost the economy.

Minneapolis community is collecting "Bows of Love" for a future memorial, with a deadline of October 30, and advises against leaving them at the Parish of the Annunciation.

Minneapolis weather forecast promises sunny days with highs in the low to mid-50s, calm winds, and cool nights. The weekend may see a slight chance of rain.

Blaine Police celebrated Chief Podany and Specialist Donaldson's insights on victim support in financial crimes at the IACP Conference, highlighting their pivotal roles in law enforcement and victim advocacy.

Great River Water Park introduces 'Sensory Friendly Swim Time' for individuals with sensory sensitivities, offering a calm swim environment on Thursdays, with positive feedback.

Duluth reconfigured Sixth Avenue East from four lanes to three, including a pedestrian median for improved safety, and celebrated the opening with community members and students.