St. Louis Park is offering $250,000 in funding for non-profit agencies to support local social services, with a focus on housing assistance and services for seniors. Deadline for proposals is November 14, 2025.

Sheriff Dawanna Witt of Hennepin County participated in local events, gave speeches on justice, supported domestic violence awareness, and engaged with the community on various platforms.

Minneapolis reaffirms its 'Welcoming City' status, detailing measures to support residents amidst federal challenges—including a government shutdown, lawsuit, and safety threats—via their Facebook page.

Minneapolis City Hall addresses hate crimes, housing issues, and public safety, including responses to racist graffiti and anti-Semitic vandalism. Efforts to empower residents and improve oversight in housing and business are ongoing.

The Minnesota Senate Queer Caucus celebrated National Coming Out Day, affirming support for LGBTQIA2S+ rights and the importance of visibility in combating discrimination.

Minneapolis Fire Chief Bryan Tyner is retiring after 30 years of service, leaving behind a legacy of leadership in fire safety and prevention. His successor has not yet been named.

Michael Nguyen applies for on-sale wine and 3.2% malt liquor licenses in Blaine, passes police check, with a public hearing upcoming for community input.

Maple Grove Police Department celebrated the promotion of Sgt. Goggins and Officer Bailey, who took their oaths to serve in new roles within the community, aiming to guide and ensure public safety.

Coon Rapids City Council discussed various issues, including a Senior Center anniversary, a zoological permit, rezoning, and addressing utility fees and a retaining wall, among others.

Minneapolis prompts voters to check their registration and take advantage of early registration before the Municipal Election, highlighting same-day registration and various voting methods.

The Minneapolis City Council unanimously passed the STOP Slumlords ordinance to hold negligent landlords accountable and improve renters' living conditions.

St. Louis Park City Council designated October 13 as Indigenous Peoples Day to honor local Indigenous heritage and promote reflection and engagement with the community's history.

Duluth officials have asked the House Capital Investment Committee to fund updates for the Lakewood Water Treatment Plant, essential for safe drinking water and to avoid steep rate hikes for citizens.