Ramsey County reopened Rice Street after the first phase of improvements, with a ribbon cutting event and community engagement highlighting local culture.

MnDOT reopens the southbound I-35W off-ramp to County Road 42 in Burnsville with a new traffic pattern aiming to improve commutes and reduce congestion.

The city is conducting its annual fall street cleaning until Thanksgiving, asking residents to keep the streets clear and not to dispose of yard waste improperly. They also advise of possible temporary tap water discoloration due to hydrant use.

Coon Rapids' new pedestrian bridge installation is delayed due to transport damage, affecting the closure schedule of Coon Rapids Boulevard and postponing traffic detours.

Rice County Public Health and Faribault Fire Department will host a car seat safety check on Nov. 6 for proper installation and fit, with free car seats available for those in need.

Mankato Regional Airport is hosting an open house to discuss the Air Traffic Control Tower project and collect community feedback on the airport's future.

Louisiana Avenue construction enters a new phase with road closures until Nov 2025. Commuters should use detours. Infrastructure upgrades include pavement, sidewalks, and a stormwater system, set to be active in 2026.

The METRO Green Line Extension in Minneapolis has seen its first trains as part of testing, aiming for a 2027 launch, and has driven $3.1 billion in local development.

Plymouth Metrolink announces holiday service changes including no operation on Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day, with limited service on Nov. 28 and Dec. 24.

Minnesota's TZD Conference gathered experts to strategize on reducing traffic deaths through methods such as data analytics and predictive modeling, focusing on community involvement in safety practices.

Mankato begins urgent water valve repair on Stadium Road, affecting traffic but maintaining two-way flow. Detours for city buses Routes 10 and 11 are in place.

Duluth's East Superior Street is scheduled for mill and overlay work by Ulland Brothers Construction from October 23, 2025, with expected temporary closures, detours, and parking restrictions.

Duluth reconfigured Sixth Avenue East from four lanes to three, including a pedestrian median for improved safety, and celebrated the opening with community members and students.