Duluth announces an open house for the Fourth Street Reconstruction project, offering dialogue on upgrades and improvements, with construction set from 2028-2029.

MnDOT and Minnesota Local Road Research Board will host a webinar on snow and ice control solutions, titled "Research Radar: It's sNOw Problem," on January 22.

Duluth invites residents to join the Fourth Street Reconstruction Project engagement for infrastructure improvement, traffic study, and pedestrian enhancements, with an open house on January 15, 2026.

Mankato has implemented a new gateless, pay-by-plate parking system offering the first 2 hours free and a $3 daily rate, designed for convenience and ease of use.

Saint Paul reintroduces alternate side parking rules for efficient snow management in specific neighborhoods during winter, aiming to improve road safety and accessibility.

Minnetonka is renewing its water and sewer systems due to aging infrastructure, with strategic financial planning for future replacements and changes to billing structures to adapt to lower water usage trends.

The Twin Cities will see bus services increase as the Northstar rail ends, offering nearly 400 weekly trips to connect communities with Minneapolis starting January 5, 2026.

Snowplow crews worked tirelessly to clear city streets amid heavy snowfall, with residents reminded to follow winter parking rules and keep streets clear for plowing.

CenterPoint Energy and the City of Apple Valley advise residents to service heating systems and check smoke and carbon monoxide alarms for winter safety.

The Norwood Police Department has alerted the public to a malfunction at a major intersection, advising commuters to avoid the area and take alternate routes. Local crews are working on repairs.

Minnesota's Northstar Commuter Rail will be replaced by expanded bus services, promising 400 weekly bus trips with new routes and frequent service across the Northstar Corridor.

The Bus Mankato app will be down for maintenance on Dec. 22 starting at 8 a.m., potentially for up to 8 hours.

The Met Council plans to invest $14 million for public sewer system repairs across 81 cities to improve infrastructure and reduce excess water treatment costs.