St. Louis Park is accepting bids for a sewer system upgrade through BidVAULT until February 4, 2025, which involves installing Cured In Place Pipe and meets civil rights standards.

The St. Louis Park City Council will conduct a public hearing on January 21, 2025, for the 2025 Commercial Street Rehabilitation Project, where residents can share input before a February 3 vote.

Washington County residents vote on snowplow names, with 10 finalists chosen from over 1,200 suggestions submitted online. Voting concludes on January 24th.

Burnsville, Minnesota reports a 61% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions from city operations since 2005, beating its sustainability goal 17 years early.

A senior terrier mix was reunited with her owner in Mankato, Minnesota, after being found in a parking lot and featured in a social media post by the city government.

Wright County welcomes new commissioners Vetsch and Moynagh in 2025, with Vetsch serving as chair for his third year and Moynagh filling Kaczmarek's vacated seat.

The Coon Rapids City Council inducted new members, appointed a Council secretary, established updated procedures, chose an official newspaper, and designated a bank for city finances.

Minneapolis anticipates light snowfall today, with minimal accumulation and a high near 24 degrees. Light snow might continue tonight, with more expected over the weekend and a significant temperature drop early next week.

Minnesota DHS discontinues LTSS Tools in MnCHOICES, begins CFSS transition for 2024, reports on 2023 MnCHOICES benchmarks, clarifies Senior LinkAge Line role, schedules DWRS webinars, and eases MMIS service agreements.

Two University of Minnesota scientists, R. Lawrence Edwards and David Tilman, were awarded the National Medal of Science for their contributions to geochemistry and ecology.

Minnesota's blackout license plates surpass sales expectations, with over 256,000 sold in a year, becoming a popular vehicle personalization option among residents.

Minneapolis has entered into a federal consent decree with the DOJ for police reform, including policy and training improvements, with many changes already in effect.

Washington County libraries offer multiple events, including 'Digital Library 101', native plant seeding, craft swaps, author talks, game nights, seed packaging, puzzle contests, and information on food scrap recycling and writing in January.