Bloomington sets a preliminary 2025 property tax levy, with a focus on public safety funding, including transitioning to a full-time Fire Department, before final approval in December.

Plymouth rejuvenates its Old Town Hall with new exhibits and invites community participation in early voting and a sensory-friendly Dialed Down Disco event, ensuring historic preservation and inclusive city events.

Anoka County's Opioid Solutions Initiative is hosting a free public event on November 2 at Columbia Academy to address the opioid crisis with education, support, and resources.

Minnesota residents affected by storms and flooding have until Oct 27, 2024, to apply for FEMA aid, including home repairs and various other disaster-related expenses.

A Walker man, Donald Duane Armstrong, Jr., received a 20-month sentence for using a straw purchaser to illegally obtain firearms, violating his rights due to prior felonies.

Ramsey County officially designated September 24 as Ramsey County Employees Day, acknowledging the dedication of its 4,000+ workers serving the local community.

Chanhassen offers Environmental Academy classes to educate residents on recycling and waste management in collaboration with local eco-focused bodies.

The City of Blaine's Flashlight Pumpkin Hunt event offers outdoor fun with a pumpkin search, s'mores, music, and a costume contest on Oct 18. Registration is required by Oct 11.

Fern Hill Park hosts outdoor movie night featuring the film "IF" on Sept. 28 at 7:30 PM, encouraging attendees to bring blankets and snacks for a communal viewing experience.

The Kidcreate Studio in St. Louis Park is offering various art classes for kids during the MEA break, including messy science experiments and Halloween-themed activities.

Duluth's 400 block of E Third Street is closed due to demolition at the old St. Mary's Hospital, with detours in place around the site. Access to Third Street Clinic remains during operating hours.

Minneapolis officials are seeking to establish a new ordinance to manage unlicensed street food vendors, addressing safety and economic equity issues.

Grackle, a new establishment in Maple Grove, is set to open on October 18, sparking local excitement, as announced on the city's official Facebook page.