The Minneapolis weather forecast predicts a mix of conditions, from sunny and blustery today with possible rain next week, per the National Weather Service.

Saint Paul has allocated over $3.7 million to support local businesses and cultural projects through the STAR program, with funds for both capital improvements and arts initiatives.

Plymouth's Winter Cup Youth Soccer Tournament for U10 and U12 teams is set for Dec. 26-27, offering indoor soccer matches with each team guaranteed four games. Registration is open until Dec. 6.

The Minneapolis Police Department announced that Sincere Hopewell, a missing 11-year-old, was found safe, without detailing the circumstances of his disappearance or recovery.

Early Thursday in North Minneapolis, gunfire damaged a house but caused no injuries. Police are investigating the shooting, with no suspect details yet.

The Eden Prairie Senior Citizens Police Academy graduated 30 seniors, enhancing law enforcement understanding through a five-week program that included hands-on experiences with special units.

Fridley's road restoration is nearing completion, slated to end next week, after months of disruption from CenterPoint Energy's natural gas line replacement project.

The construction of a natural gas main in Chanhassen is nearing completion, promising smoother commutes and improved infrastructure. Traffic restrictions will be lifted soon.

Plymouth provides a holiday lights recycling service from Nov. 18 to Jan. 31, urging residents to avoid curbside disposal to prevent recycling equipment damage.

Construction on E 11th Street near Myers-Wilkins Elementary will cause detours from Nov 15 to end of January; Eighth Avenue E intersection remains open.

Construction on a new roundabout at Hwy. 19/I-35 to enhance safety and traffic flow near a travel center is nearing completion, with seeding and striping left.

The Met Council granted $9.8 million to develop affordable housing and job creation across seven cities, impacting 823 rental units and creating 170 jobs.

Metro Transit announces fare reductions for buses and light rail starting January 1, 2025, with standard fares at $2 and discounts for youth and seniors. This includes cheaper passes and a pilot one-cent fare for Metro Mobility-certified riders.