Minneapolis residents were alarmed by ICE activities after a lawful permanent resident was mistakenly detained, according to Council Member Jason Chavez. Community solidarity was evident in response.

Rep. Ilhan Omar targeted with substance at Minneapolis town hall; community safety and eviction moratorium discussed.

St. Louis Park is hiring instructors for its summer Park N’ Play and preschool playground programs, offering roles for activity coordination and engagement with kids.

Upcoming Saint Paul HRA meeting to discuss a resolution for funding The Willows Project through conduit health care revenue bonds, with public input invited.

Eden Prairie has launched initiatives to aid residents during increased immigration operations, including a Community Drop-Off Event and a "Skate and Donate" night, while providing resources for immigrant support.

Brooklyn Park initiates a Plastic-Free Challenge starting February 1 to encourage reduction of single-use plastic consumption and safeguard the environment.

Blaine BizConnect's January 2026 edition highlights new businesses and facilities in the city, including a fitness center, mini golf, and diverse cuisine, along with residential growth and a recognition for Village Bank.

Plymouth City Council organizes a series of listening sessions for residents to interact with council members.

A Minnesota man is charged with assaulting Rep. Ilhan Omar with apple cider vinegar at a town hall, an act condemned by authorities emphasizing the value of official safety.

Blaine, MN schedules a public hearing on proposed ADU zoning amendments, encouraging community feedback and offering various ways to attend or view the proceedings.

Blaine, Minnesota, will hold a public hearing on February 10, 2026, for community input on Pulte Group's proposal to rezone and develop land at 125th Avenue NE for the Ravenwood housing project.

Magnifi Financial is seeking a conditional use permit for a new bank in Blaine on Austin Street NE. A public hearing with the Planning Commission is set for February 10, 2026.

Minneapolis council member Jason Chavez is set to introduce a resolution to oppose federal immigration enforcement funding, challenging the Laken Riley Act and affirming the city's sanctuary status.