The Minneapolis City Council overrode the Mayor's veto, imposing new carbon emission fees on the city’s largest polluters, projecting a 6% reduction in emissions.

The National Weather Service issued Red Flag Warnings across 85 Minnesota counties due to high wildfire risks. Conditions favored quick fire spread, prompting advisories against outdoor burning.

Duluth reminds residents to keep catch basins clear to protect water bodies like Lake Superior, urging proper disposal of waste and reporting of illegal dumping.

Senator Grant Hauschild announces a $3.9 million broadband grant for Paul Bunyan Communications to expand rural internet access.

Gameshow Battle Rooms in St. Louis Park seeks a liquor license, with a public hearing set for November 4, 2024. Residents can attend in person or via link, with options to email comments.

Duluth, MN is holding its first snowplow naming contest, encouraging residents to submit names before the October 21 deadline, with details and rules available on the city's website.

Eden Prairie Community Center offers indoor adult pickleball leagues from Nov 15-Jan 24, with different skill level brackets and limited registration starting Oct 23.

The Lake Harriet Bandshell in Minneapolis has been renovated with repairs and a new blue paint job, including new plantings, with further updates planned for related structures and new seating to enhance visitor experience.

The Plymouth Artisan Market will take place on November 23 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., offering local handcrafted items and live music at Plymouth Community Center.

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources issued a Red Flag Warning for 85 counties due to high wildfire risks caused by dry, windy conditions and low humidity.

The South Minneapolis Seniors Fair returns, offering workshops and resources for seniors, sponsored by city council members and featuring activities like yoga and art, plus discussions on safety and wellness.

Bloomington, MN residents can comment on proposed city code amendments for cannabis and alcohol business regulations at a public hearing on October 28, 2024.

The City of Bloomington has temporarily banned all recreational fires due to dry conditions and a heightened risk of wildfires. The ban will remain until significant rainfall reduces the fire hazard.