Minneapolis's weather forecast includes clear skies, sunshine, and highs ranging from 51 to 82 degrees, with a chance of showers over the weekend and frost on Columbus Day.

Duluth's Parks and Rec department offers fall activities, including "Toddler Play Time" and "Pumpkin Palooza," with indoor playdates and pumpkin-themed events for families.

Mankato's Public Safety Fire Open House on October 13 aims to educate the public on fire safety, featuring demonstrations, Q&A with firefighters, and equipment displays.

Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board offers before and after-school childcare programs in various parks, providing crucial support for families and activities for children.

The Eden Prairie Police Department showcased public safety tools, including fingerprinting and a SWAT robot, at their Citywide Open House, emphasizing community engagement and transparency.

The St. Paul BZA is set to review various zoning variance requests, including height and signage exceptions, during a public hearing with details available in the published agenda.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz appoints Jessica Fralich as judge to the Sixth Judicial District, as Duluth Mayor Reinert lauds her qualifications and begins the search for her replacement as city attorney.

Mankato is offering a Special Event Support Grant for local organizations to host events. Applications are due by December 6 at 4:30 p.m. Details are available at manakatomn.gov.

Minneapolis police arrested a man with a gun and narcotics during a patrol in a violence-prone area, showcasing their commitment to reducing gun violence in the city.

Brooklyn Park residents can dispose of recyclable items at a special event. Accepted goods include scrap metal and electronics, excluding general garbage. The event includes free paper shredding and aims to promote sustainability.

Minneapolis police responded to an apartment shooting, peacefully resolving the incident with the help of negotiators and a SWAT team; a 34-year-old was detained.

Morrison County Board to hold meetings including a 4-H Breakfast on October 8 and a regional emergency communications discussion on October 11. Public can attend in-person or join virtually.

The second installment of property taxes in Wright County is due by October 15, with various payment options available, including online, mail, or in-person. Late payments will incur penalties.