The Dakota County Historical Society will host a presentation by Dr. Christopher Lehman on Eliza Winston's escape from slavery, on November 15 at the Sibley Historic Site.

Coon Rapids' fall street sweeping is underway until Thanksgiving, with the city advising residents to keep streets clear. During the sweep, residents might experience temporary harmless brown tap water and are advised to avoid washing white clothes.

Chanhassen, Minnesota, is encouraging residents to donate used Halloween pumpkins to feed farm animals, emphasizing sustainability and community spirit.

Chanhassen is starting infrastructure upgrades near the community hub, with minor disruptions expected. The project at the Rec Center entrance begins October 24, and visitors will be detoured temporarily.

Burnsville High School students participated in a Fire Ops program by the local fire department to experience firefighter and paramedic duties, learn about emergency response, and potentially spark interest in fire service careers.

St. Louis Park announces "Goblins on Ice," a Halloween-themed ice skating event for families on Oct. 25, featuring costume skating and free skate rentals.

Minneapolis postponed the Trans Equity Summit scheduled for October 30 after consulting with LGBTQ+ leaders. The city is focusing on inclusivity and will reschedule the event.

Minneapolis aims to be the first US city to end childhood lead poisoning, with a budget proposal for over $1 million to address lead hazards, primarily in older paints affecting low-income and minority children.

Ramsey County extends voting hours ahead of Election Day to accommodate early voters and enhance accessibility, including weekends and additional hours on specific days.

Crews from CenterPoint Energy are updating natural gas infrastructure in Minneapolis's Bryn Mawr neighborhood, prompting residents to navigate construction areas, schedule meter relocations, and look forward to long-term service improvements.

Brooklyn Park hosts its 13th Business Forward Forum to empower local businesses with networking opportunities and a panel discussion on accessing capital.

Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board seeks adult mentors for youth, requiring 4 hours/month for a year. Training starts November, application deadline October 31, 2024.

The National Weather Service predicts variable weather for Minneapolis, with cloudy skies clearing up and highs ranging from 56 to 73 degrees, alongside chances of rain and shifting winds throughout the week.