Saint Paul opens 2026 Neighborhood and Cultural STAR grant applications on February 2, supporting local improvement and arts projects. Deadline: March 13.

Artist Heather Friedli partners with Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board to create "Carved in Snow: Stories of Land & Legacy," an art installation featuring winter sculptures that celebrate indigenous stories in four downtown Minneapolis parks.

Senator Ron Latz critiqued Trump's pardons of January 6 convicts, stressing the attack's impact on democracy and law, marking the event's fifth anniversary.

Wright County Attorney Brian Lutes announces his bid for re-election, emphasizing his dedication to public safety, collaboration with law enforcement, and commitment to the county's well-being.

The Coon Rapids Connection Winter 2026 newsletter features local development news, community programs, the return of the Front Door Grant Program, Parks and Recreation Master Plan feedback requests, and potential Local Option Sales Tax referendum.

The Paramount Theater is hosting an Elvis Presley tribute by Anthony Shore on February 19, with a preceding buffet lunch at the Olde Brick House. Tickets are $99.

Washington County Board of Commissioners meeting highlights include Karla Bigham as board chair, a new therapy K9 for the Sheriff's Office, and developments such as a dental clinic and trail extension.

A Forest Lake man, Damien William Quinn, faces charges for child porn production, receipt, and cyberstalking involving minors and former high school acquaintances.

Metro counties and cities in the region prepare to celebrate National Day of Racial Healing with events highlighting equity, featuring keynote speakers Betsy Hodges and Mee Moua.

Minneapolis faces fog, mild temps, and sporadic snow; drivers should watch for low visibility and slick spots. The weather includes highs around 38 degrees, potential snow and rain mix, and a chilly weekend ahead.

The Plymouth Police Department shared a FAQ on their immigration policy, clarifying non-enforcement of federal immigration laws and the rights of immigrants during police interactions.

Mayor Frey starts his third term focusing on housing, safety, and economic growth for Minneapolis. He emphasizes opportunity and collaboration in his inauguration ceremony.

The Economic Development Authority of Brooklyn Park had a closed meeting following a public council meeting, topic undisclosed, causing local speculation.