Minnesotans are invited to give their input on how to allocate a $250 million transportation budget through an online exercise on the Metropolitan Council's website. The exercise aims to educate on budgeting challenges and inform future strategies.

Minnesota State Fair is discontinuing its personalized bench and table program due to space and storage challenges. Limited spots remain for last-minute orders.

Wright County prepares for a storm with a focus on combating high winds and potential snow accumulation, despite the uncertainty of weather models. Cold temperatures will also limit the effectiveness of road chemicals.

The MnDOT addresses transport equity, trials technology for stronger pavement, revises speed limits for safety, and seeks a communications student for their team.

Great River Energy is set to modernize electrical grids in the suburbs of the Twin Cities by overhauling transmission lines in Burnsville, Eagan, and Apple Valley, with construction planned for fall 2026.

The Ramsey Gateway Highway 10 renovation in Anoka County will begin in 2024, introducing grade-separated interchanges and improving traffic flow and safety by addressing BNSF railway crossings.

Residents in Farmington's North Creek are disturbed by Union Pacific trains idling near their homes, causing noise and vibration issues. They seek city action to move the idling area and enforce peace.

The MSP Airport's lost and found, run by veteran clerk Nancy Fortier, reunites around 40% of lost items with their owners, turning the rest over to charity after 30 days.

The Metropolitan Council is launching several road projects in the Twin Cities to ease traffic, with major developments planned for Wright and Scott counties, and support from local governments and MnDOT.