The Bloomington City Council will hold a public hearing on November 18, 2024, to discuss raising water service rates. Residents can attend in various ways including in-person, via broadcast, or online.

Dense fog advisory issued by the National Weather Service affected parts of Minnesota and Wisconsin, challenging the morning commute with low visibility. Conditions in Minneapolis were expected to clear, with predictions of mild weather ahead.

A collaborative law enforcement operation uncovered stolen vehicles, narcotics, and a stolen handgun during a raid tied to a federal auto theft investigation.

The Ramsey Parks & Recreation Department hosted the inaugural Pumpkin Chuck event, where over 150 residents catapulted pumpkins using various devices, with the remains feeding local deer.

The Blaine Police Department is conducting their winter coat drive to support the less fortunate and compete with other departments in coat collection.

Carver County Parks announced that Baylor Regional Park Campground is accepting 2025 reservations, offering campsites with amenities and various outdoor activities.

A fire broke out at 722 N. Broad Street in Mankato, MN, causing $150,000 in damages but resulting in no injuries as all residents evacuated safely. The incident's cause is under investigation.

Mankato Police and Fire department conducted a routine siren test at 1pm as a part of their emergency systems check.

BCBHS won the 2024 Regional Leaders and Innovators Award for integrating mental health services into public safety, led by Chief Hodges' philosophy of respect.

CenterPoint Energy begins natural gas line replacements in Savage, MN, focusing on reliability and safety. The project includes updating mains and relocating indoor meters to the exterior.

Minnesota's Aging and Adult Services and Disability Services announce changes to CDCS structure, emergency grants for EIDBI providers, a training on employment practices, and a person-centered practices event.

Brooklyn Park Police chased a vehicle linked to a theft of ammunition on November 5th, but ended the pursuit for undisclosed reasons. No injuries or further damages reported.

The Duluth Police Department raised $1,400 for the American Cancer Society through its annual Pink Patch Project, selling pink patches and merchandise.