Wright County Historical Society's Festival of Trees Hits Record Attendance; Open Till Jan 3 with Special Harp Performance
Wright County Historical Society's Festival of Trees attracts record visitors, offering decorations, varied visiting hours, and harp music on select days until January 3.
Minneapolis Reaffirms Commitment to Immigrant and Refugee Support Amid Increased Federal Enforcement
Minneapolis officials commit to supporting immigrants and refugees, promoting inclusivity and solidarity through social media announcements and providing resources, contrasting with divisive national immigration rhetoric.
Minneapolis Officials and Residents Alarmed by Surge in ICE Activities in Local Neighborhoods
Minneapolis officials are concerned about increased ICE activity, which is feared to undermine trust and safety in the community. An ordinance aims to prohibit the use of city properties for immigration enforcement.
Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension Shares Cautionary Tale of Elder Fraud Amidst Holiday Season
The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension shared a cautionary tale of elder fraud, where an 82-year-old woman was swindled out of $8,500 by a scammer impersonating her grandson in need of bail money.
Minneapolis Police Department Celebrates Newly Trained Community Service Officers for Enhanced Community Engagement
Minneapolis CSOs were praised for their community work, including meal deliveries and aiding investigations. The police celebrated their academy training completion, highlighting their role in engagement and inviting others to apply.
Bloomington Planning Commission to Hold Public Hearing on Proposed Cannabis Manufacturing Facility
Bloomington Planning Commission schedules a hearing to discuss a CUP for a new cannabis manufacturing facility at 8200 Grand Ave S. Public input is invited online or at the Civic Plaza on January 15, 2026.












