Scott County officials addressed and refuted claims of "duplicate votes" from District 54A, ensuring the integrity of the election process and explaining post-election review protocols.

The forecast for Minneapolis at the start of 2025 includes chilly temperatures and potential flurries on New Year's Day, with cold conditions persisting throughout the week.

Bloomington residents voted to retain ranked-choice voting, with 51.3% opposing a charter amendment to repeal the system adopted in 2020. The city clerk praised the community's democratic process.

The article commemorates the late Coral Houle, a former mayor of Bloomington who was instrumental in the city's development and advocated for government transparency and community engagement.

BrookLynk's Youth Entrepreneurship Program in Brooklyn Park is now open for registration to local youths aged 16-24, offering a chance to learn business skills and win a microgrant.

Saint Paul's Highland Park Chalet now offers golf simulators for year-round play, with hourly booking available for those seeking to enjoy virtual golfing regardless of weather.

Prince Corbett will speak at St. Louis Park's National Day of Racial Healing at Westwood Hills Nature Center, focusing on societal transformation from his personal experiences.

Mankato's park shelter reservations for 2025 open on January 3, allowing early bookings of amenities for outdoor events from mid-April to mid-October.

The Eden Prairie Community Center offers a range of winter activities, including fitness programs, a sound bath event, dive-in movies, and special needs swimming sessions, along with new equipment and maintenance plans.

Minneapolis Police officers helped push a stranded car to safety on Christmas night, in an act of good spirit that underscored their role in community service.

Wright County reminds ATV and boat owners to renew their annual licenses, stating that renewals can be processed at their License Center starting December 31.

Wright County Parks & Recreation will host a free open house at the Robert Ney Nature Center on January 4 with activities and educational presentations.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office released a report enumerating arrests made for theft, DWI, drug sales, and domestic assault, illustrating ongoing law enforcement efforts.