AASD/DSD updates include a review process for disability waivers, EIDBI provisional licensing, Project ECHO training sessions, and an EW webinar on high-needs budget exceptions.

The 34th Annual Real Estate Forum in Brooklyn Park will offer deep dives into local real estate, networking, and continuing education credits on March 5, 2026.

A man was arrested for 3rd-degree assault after a woman was severely injured at Autumn Ridge Apartments in Brooklyn Park, prompting a major police response and investigation.

A class‑action complaint says DHS and ICE prevented confidential attorney communications at the Whipple Federal Building and rushed transfers that undercut detainees’ defenses.

Senator John Marty condemned over 60 Minnesota CEOs for their response to ICE actions, equating their efforts to racial targeting and constitutional violations, and urged them to act against ICE aggressions in the community.

Apple Valley partners with PropertyRoom.com to auction unclaimed property starting February 16, 2026; owners may reclaim items before sale or within six months after.

A protest at SpringHill Suites in Maple Grove turned violent, with police arresting some individuals for unlawful behavior, including property damage.

Washington County is restoring prairie land to support biodiversity. James Honsvall was honored for his service, and the county accepted $6,440.38 in donations benefiting various departments.

Senator Ron Latz reflects on Holocaust Remembrance Day, drawing parallels between historical atrocities and recent events in Minneapolis, highlighting the importance of standing up against tyranny.

Minnesota added about 33,000 residents last year as domestic migration reversed a decade-long trend, federal and state estimates show.

Greystar paid $53 million for Avana Maple Grove, a 264‑unit community in Maple Grove, Minn., expanding its Twin Cities holdings. The sale works out to roughly $200,758 per unit.

Two traffic stops in Gilbert and Hibbing led troopers to more than a pound of suspected meth and arrests for suspected DWI, state officials say.

Flyers with racist and antisemitic language were distributed in parts of Chanhassen; Carver County deputies are investigating and officials are asking for tips.