Minneapolis Residents: Last Chance to Join the Spring City Trees Lottery and Help Greenify the City
Minneapolis is concluding its Spring City Trees Lottery, where residents can register for up to three low-cost trees to enhance the urban environment. The initiative supports sustainability and community involvement in greening the city.
Saint Paul and Woodbury Welcome METRO Gold Line: A New Era of Rapid Transit Begins March 22
The METRO Gold Line BRT debuts in Saint Paul on March 22, with dedicated roadway, frequent service, and plans for electric buses. The B Line also launches on June 14. This expansion is part of the region's transit-oriented development strategy.
Minnesota Faces Financial Challenges: Projected $6 Billion Shortfall Amid Criticism of Federal Policies
Minnesota's budget forecast shows a $456 million surplus for 2026-27, down $160 million, and a nearly $6 billion shortfall for 2028-29, worse by $852 million. Senator Gustafson blames federal policies for the downturn.












