Minneapolis City Council Strengthens Immigrant Protections, Forbids Local Resources in Federal Immigration Enforcement
The Minneapolis City Council passed a strengthened separation ordinance to prevent local resources from being used in federal immigration enforcement, as announced by Council Member Jason Chavez.
Coon Rapids Debuts New Pedestrian Bridge; Spring Opening Anticipated Following Delay
Coon Rapids introduced a new pedestrian bridge over Coon Rapids Boulevard, enhancing connectivity but its opening is delayed until spring due to transport damage.
Mankato Ushers In Modern Parking Era with Gateless, Pay-By-Plate System Downtown Starting January
Mankato introduces a gateless, pay-by-plate parking system in downtown ramps, offering two hours free followed by a $3 daily fee, effective January 2.
Twin Cities Brace for Severe Cold Snap; Residents Warned of Extreme Wind Chills and Hazardous Travel Conditions
The Twin Cities are facing severe cold with dangerous wind chills and an advisory warns of frostbite risk. Wintry mix weather is also forecasted. Residents are advised to stay warm and check on vulnerable neighbors.
Mankato Embraces Future with Gateless, Pay-by-Plate Parking Starting 2026
Mankato is transitioning its four primary parking structures to a gateless, pay-by-plate system starting January 2, 2026, offering convenient $3/day parking and free parking options.
Minneapolis Park Board Approves $160M Budget for 2026: Focus on Infrastructure, Conservation, and Youth Services Amid Fiscal Challenges
The Minneapolis Park Board approved a $160 million budget for 2026, focusing on park infrastructure, environmental efforts, and youth services, with an anticipated property tax increase for residents.
Minnesota Appoints Judge Tim O’Malley as Director of Program Integrity to Strengthen Public Fund Safeguards
Governor Walz named Judge Tim O'Malley as Minnesota's Director of Program Integrity, with Senate Majority Leader Erin Murphy endorsing the choice and highlighting efforts to enhance fiscal accountability.
Rochester-Area Lawmakers Call for Action After Student Injured in Stewartville High School Shooting
A student was injured in a shooting at Stewartville High School, prompting a response from the DFL Minnesota Legislative Rochester Delegation, who emphasized the need for gun control legislation.












