Woodbury responds to immigration enforcement concerns with an FAQ page, assuring residents that local police don't enforce federal immigration laws and there are no plans for an ICE detention center.

Boilermakers Local 647 is hosting a hiring event with employers such as Arrow Cryogenics and Sun Country, offering positions with wages up to $52 an hour.

Coon Rapids seeks nominees for Earth Month Sustainability Awards, recognizing eco-friendly practices by residents and organizations. Nominations due by February 28.

Morrison County will host an online tax forfeited land sale from February 10 to March 11, 2026, offering a variety of properties with the potential for reduced prices.

Minneapolis is forecasted to experience snow and freezing rain, with a steep temperature drop Friday and bitterly cold temps over the weekend, including subzero nights.

Burnsville, Minnesota is hosting a Winter Golf event, replacing traditional golf balls with dodgeballs on snow-covered courses, also featuring food and drinks.

The City of Maple Grove, MN, announced its winter/spring activity guide, offering a variety of programs for all ages, available for registration online or in-person.

Duluth announces an open house for the Fourth Street Reconstruction project, offering dialogue on upgrades and improvements, with construction set from 2028-2029.

Minneapolis, Saint Paul, and Minnesota filed a lawsuit against ICE to stop what they call unconstitutional immigration actions; they seek a TRO and assert community values and policies.

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.

Andy Etzel has been promoted to fire chief of Plymouth, effective Jan. 17, after serving in various roles since 2006, including interim chief since last November.

Gunfire at Brooklyn Park’s Park Haven Apartments resulted in a man’s death, despite medical efforts. The motive is unknown, and there are no suspects. Police are seeking information.

Sherburne County has authorized remote attendance for meetings, ensuring full participation and public transparency as per Minnesota law, with at least one member physically present.