Bloomington City Council will hold a public hearing to discuss city code amendments affecting local cable TV services, particularly Comcast's franchise renewal. Residents can participate in person or online on January 27, 2025.

The City of Minneapolis is offering grants to assist homeowners with private sewer repairs, accepting applications from February 3-24, prioritizing local owner-occupants.

San Francisco's Native American history will be highlighted with the opening of the Wakan Tipi Visitor Center in a regional park by fall 2025, emphasizing the recognition of American Indian communities.

Andrew M. Luger resigned as U.S. Attorney for Minnesota, effective January 15, 2025. His tenure focused on violent crime, and Lisa D. Kirkpatrick will succeed him as Acting U.S. Attorney.

A Burnsville woman pleaded guilty to buying firearms for a felon used in an attack that killed two officers and a paramedic.

The Ramsey County Board of Commissioners declared January 14 as "Mary Sue Hansen Day" to honor her dedication and impactful service with the Suburban Ramsey Family Collaborative.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office detailed arrests from the week ending January 13, including charges of DWI and controlled substances, with a focus on traffic incidents and domestic disturbances.

The Chanhassen Fire Department is conducting ice rescue training exercises on Lake Susan in January, using carved holes in the ice to simulate real-life scenarios and ensure public safety.

Cleary Lake Regional Park offers a kicksledding event on January 25, with the chance to explore the winter landscape Scandinavian-style. Equipment provided; registration required.

Duluth is hiring temporary snow plow operators to keep streets clear during winter; the City announced the need for additional snow removal personnel.

The University of Minnesota is hosting the 44th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Tribute Concert, featuring an array of performers and youth speakers to honor King's legacy.

The Minnesota Attorney General's Office is warning immigrants about scams and providing resources to help them avoid fraud amidst a changing political landscape.

The Anoka County Board has new leaders and is shifting to a 'Committee of the Whole' structure to improve collaboration. New procedural rules were adopted, and financial transparency is emphasized with the recent publication bid award.