Owner Dave Hoops announced Hoops Brewing in Canal Park will close on Feb. 23. The brewer thanked staff and patrons and invited the community to the taproom’s final month.

The BCA is investigating a January use-of-force incident involving a federal officer in Minneapolis after a car chase and shooting that injured Julio Sosa-Celis and an officer.

Senator Zaynab Mohamed criticizes JD Vance during his Minneapolis visit, accusing him of avoiding meaningful engagement with those affected by immigration policies and fostering fear.

The Saint Paul City Council approved a $100,000 donation from Unity Church-Unitarian to support the city's Recovery Act Community Reparations Commission.

Coon Rapids closed warming houses and ice rinks on January 22-23 due to extreme cold, prioritizing public safety. They plan to reopen on January 24, weather permitting.

The Bloomington City Council will discuss skyline regulations on February 2, inviting public input on updating the Official Height Limits Map and height standards.

Bloomington City Council schedules a public hearing to discuss amendments to vehicle storage standards on residential properties, with options for in-person and electronic participation.

The Brooklyn Park Police Department offers a free Women's Personal Safety Class to residents or workers in the area, teaching self-defense and safety. Registration is required.

Minnesota's Precinct Caucus Night is set for Feb. 3, with a Caucus Finder tool available for location details. The caucuses help endorse candidates, set agendas, and choose delegates.

Apple Valley invites citizens to a public hearing on proposed changes to local liquor laws affecting the Retail Business district on February 4, 2026.

Ramsey cuts advertising rates in its Resident magazine from $299 to $200 for 1/8-page to aid local businesses and offers extra services and discounts.

Burnsville's 360 Communities and Walser Subaru partner with Operation Warm to offer free winter gear to kids. Residents can visit the local resource center for coats, shoes, and socks.

Saint Paul Parks and Recreation is hosting a free ice skating event for families with hot cocoa and a bonfire at the Palace on January 31. No skate rentals available; bring your own gear.