Ramsey County plans Black History Month events and offers mental health services, while hosting elections and job fairs. Health advice and community services are available along with celebrations of local achievements.

Brooklyn Park invites young women to explore non-traditional careers at the "Wonder Women, Defined!" event, featuring a police department tour and Q&A.

St. Louis Park officials will discuss the allocation of $169,216.21 in CDBG funds for 2025, focusing on low-income housing, at a public hearing on February 18 at 6:15 p.m.

Plymouth Police participated in a breakfast event, demonstrating community commitment by presenting a check for fuel assistance raised through their "No Shave January Initiative," benefiting various local causes.

The St. Paul BZA held a hearing where they voted on property variances, including one for an in-ground pool and others for townhouse setbacks, all of which were approved 5-0.

Minnesota's DHS is transitioning from PCA and CSG to CFSS for personal care, extending the AC program until 2030, and adding transitional services from March 2025, with ongoing stakeholder updates throughout the changes.

Anoka County seeks foster care providers for children in need, highlighting a critical gap in local foster homes and detailing types of care available.

Morrison County's official website details the schedule of Board of Commissioners meetings, including a canceled session and various gatherings during the first week of February.

Washington County invites 4,500 households to participate in the 2025 Community Survey to guide future policies, with confidentiality ensured and multiple languages available. Results will shape county governance.

The Minneapolis Community Connections Conference on February 8 will offer civic engagement opportunities for residents to volunteer and access local resources.

Dallas will experience a week of mostly sunny weather and warm temperatures with highs reaching into the 80s and lows in the 50s and 60s, as per the National Weather Service.

Lesley retired as a records management tech after nearly 16 years with Maple Grove Police Department, receiving high praise and recognition for her service.

Minneapolis Police Department adds 19 new officers to the force, honoring five fallen officers during the graduation ceremony, and emphasizes their commitment to public safety.