Anoka County Library Joins Nationwide Movement, Abolishes Daily Overdue Fines to Promote Access and Inclusivity
Anoka County Library abolished overdue fines to promote material returns and equitable access, keeping replacement costs for unreturned/damaged items. This is part of a nationwide trend observed by library associations.
Minnesota DHS Clarifies CDCS Policies, Preps for Service Provider Survey, and Advances CFSS Program Updates
Minnesota's DHS updated CDCS policies, is preparing a service providers' survey for costs and wages, making progress on CFSS transitions, and conducting MnCHOICES recertification and data privacy training.
Hennepin County Deputies Join Record-breaking Security Force for U.S. Presidential Inauguration in Washington, D.C.
The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office participated in the largest ever swearing-in of officers for a U.S. presidential inauguration, contributing to a massive security detail alongside 172 agencies.
Minneapolis City Council Tackles Human Trafficking, Celebrates MLK Jr. Day Amid Policy Reforms and Community Outreach
The City of Minneapolis is addressing human trafficking, stalking, and police reform, celebrating MLK Jr., providing a minimum wage increase, and engaging in community walk audits, while supporting immigrants and flu prevention.
Saint Paul Zoning Committee to Discuss Proposed Farmers Market and Utility Building at End of Month Meeting
The Saint Paul Planning Commission's Zoning Committee will review items, including permits for a farmers market and a utility building, at the end of the month, with public testimony open until the meeting.












