Minneapolis residents and officials prepare for a protest against the Muslim community, including a Quran burning, with local leaders expressing support for inclusivity and safety measures.

Minneapolis has issued a bulletin to help residents identify official city employees, providing uniform photos and information, and assuring that staff will not inquire about immigration status.

The Saint Paul Planning Commission's Zoning Committee focuses on cityscape changes, considering rezonings and variances, with key proposals for 325 Commercial Street, 1645 Energy Park, and 1321 Payne Avenue. Public input is sought ahead of decisions.

Governor Tim Walz proposes a $907 million bonding bill for Minnesota infrastructure, but Senator Sandy Pappas calls for greater investment, noting inflation and backlogs.

A south Minneapolis church has become a lifeline for families sheltering from ICE enforcement, delivering thousands of grocery boxes and baby supplies.

A St. Anthony maintenance worker was killed last Saturday after protecting his 15‑year‑old stepson during a hallway attack. Authorities have charged a neighbor and investigations are ongoing.

Saint Paul's city council plans on various decisions, including appointing Assistant Mayors, funding redevelopment, improving infrastructure, and supporting local businesses and green initiatives.

St. Louis Park, MN, is hosting an Access to Fun open house on February 3, for residents to learn about financial aid for summer parks and recreation programs.

Surveillance video shows a Pancho’s Taqueria employee in Circle Pines shouting “Ayuda” as federal agents detain him. A GoFundMe organized by the restaurant has raised nearly $25K for the family.

Coon Rapids outdoor ice rinks and warming houses reopen after colder temperatures refreeze the ice, allowing residents to enjoy winter activities from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily, with specific hours for warming house access.

Anoka County is hosting a screening of "Faces of Hope," a documentary that delves into local opioid misuse stories, followed by a panel discussion for community engagement.

AASD and DSD updates reveal changes to eligibility worksheets, enhancements in data collection for service providers, completion of an employment supports study, and announcement of safety culture trainings.

Anoka County Library opens registration for its Reading Bridge program to improve literacy among 1st-3rd graders, with limited spots available from February 9 to April 11.