The City of Dulith announces seasonal road closures in preparation for winter; several key roadways will be closed from December 2 until spring for safety during heavy snowfalls.

Coon Rapids is preparing for its Tree Lighting Festival, with the holiday tree already set up at Boulevard Plaza, as announced on the city's Facebook page. The event will take place on Dec. 14, featuring festive activities.

The Bloomington Police, Minnesota Vikings, and Land O’Lakes distributed Thanksgiving meals to 50 needy families, promoting community spirit and engagement.

An off-duty MPD officer intervened in a nightclub fight, preventing potential gun violence and arresting a felon with a firearm. The department praised the officer's bravery.

St. Paul has launched a pilot program for overdose survivors, combining the use of Suboxone with Narcan, aiming to reduce repeat overdoses and encourage further treatment.

Eagan, Minnesota, initiates a year-long dialogue to foster inclusivity and address racial issues in the community, involving a variety of events and discussions.

The League of Minnesota Cities invites 4th to 6th graders to submit essays on being mayor for a day, for a chance to win $100 and be featured in a magazine.

Minneapolis anticipates a wintry mix around Thanksgiving, possibly affecting travel plans, with a 30% chance of snow and mostly cloudy skies. Temperatures may drop to around 21 degrees.

Duluth announces seasonal road closures including parts of Skyline Parkway, Maxwell Road, and Seven Bridges Road, starting December 2 due to winter conditions.

Blaine is seeking citizens to join various city boards and commissions, offering a chance to shape the community's future. Applications are open until December 31.

Violence at Denfeld High School resulted in staff and police being assaulted, with a 14-year-old student in custody facing charges, including a probation violation.

The University of Minnesota was ranked as the top public university globally in the inaugural Interdisciplinary Science Rankings by Times Higher Education and placed sixth overall among 749 institutions.

Burnsville is celebrating the start of winter with the 'Heart of the City Lighting Ceremony' at Nicollet Commons Park, featuring local performances and the lighting of holiday decorations.