South Minneapolis Community Safety Centers Advance with Upcoming Resident Engagement Sessions
Minneapolis is updating residents on new Community Safety Centers and incorporating their feedback from previous engagement sessions into the planning process, with several meetings scheduled across the city.
Metro Transit Announces Fare Reductions for 2025, Aims to Boost Ridership and Improve Accessibility
Metro Transit announces fare reductions for buses and light rail starting January 1, 2025, with standard fares at $2 and discounts for youth and seniors. This includes cheaper passes and a pilot one-cent fare for Metro Mobility-certified riders.
Wright County Issues Assessments for County Ditch 31 Maintenance, Urges Woodland Township Residents to Contact Taxpayer Services for Clarification
Wright County notified Woodland Township residents about assessments for County Ditch 31's maintenance, urging those with questions to contact the Taxpayer Services Department.
New Era in Anoka County: John Heinrich Sworn in as District 1 Commissioner Amid Infrastructure and Security Enhancements
John Heinrich was sworn in as Anoka County's District 1 Commissioner, set to serve until 2026. The county also partnered with MnDOT on the Ramsey Gateway project and Spring Lake Park on license plate reader cameras.
CenterPoint Energy Progresses with Infrastructure Work in Minneapolis' Webber-Camden Neighborhood
CenterPoint Energy progresses with its infrastructure project in Minneapolis' Webber-Camden neighborhood, with two crews working on separate blocks. Residents can schedule service upgrades and expect follow-up restorations.
Duluth Launches Search for New City Administrator as David Montgomery Prepares for Retirement
Duluth searches for a new City Administrator as David Montgomery prepares to retire, leaving a legacy of civic development and crisis management. The city values his contributions, and applications for his successor are open until November 24.












