Morrison County Board of Commissioners has a week of meetings and tours scheduled, with public participation opportunities and efforts to improve accessibility.

Ramsey County celebrates Black History Month with events focusing on African Americans' contributions to labor, including speaker panels and career fairs.

Minneapolis declares a Snow Emergency, commencing February 8th, to clear roads after heavy snow. Residents must follow specific parking rules to assist plowing efforts.

The inaugural Puzzle Palooza at Blaine City Hall was a successful event where residents bonded over jigsaw puzzles, with winners earning championship rings.

Brooklyn Park reminds residents to place recycling bins out early for pickup starting at 6:30 a.m. They promote organic waste recycling to reduce landfill waste, with a new curbside collection phase beginning March 31.

The University of Minnesota is presenting its arts and experiential learning programs to the Board of Regents, highlighting their importance to student life and statewide engagement.

The University of Minnesota Extension is seeking nominations for the 2025 Farm Family of the Year for Wright County to honor dedication in agriculture and community service.

Duluth Police clarified that an infant left at Safe Haven Shelter was not abandoned outdoors but inside with staff, and they are seeking information on the child and person involved.

A vehicle crashed into Kennedy Elementary School in Mankato, prompting evacuation and no injuries reported; students were moved to East High School. Cause under investigation, structural assessment pending. Parents advised on pickup arrangements.

Coon Rapids, Minnesota, seeks volunteers with sewing and electrical repair skills for upcoming workshops on clothes mending and lamp fixing to promote sustainability.

Minneapolis Police swiftly responded to a narcotics-related shooting, securing the victim's aid, and promptly apprehending two suspects who were later arrested boarding a bus.

Brooklyn Park officials have committed to maintaining the city as a sanctuary, protecting immigrants amidst increased ICE enforcement, with discussions set for the City Council meeting on February 10, 2025.

Minnesota marks February 14 to honor missing and murdered Indigenous relatives, remembering individuals like Peter Martin and Chantel Moose, and raising awareness about systemic issues faced by Indigenous communities.