Minneapolis Braces for Biting Winds and Subzero Temps, National Weather Service Warns of Frosty Week Ahead
Minneapolis faces a severe cold spell with snow chances and temperatures dropping significantly below freezing, with dangerous wind chills forecasted by the National Weather Service.
Wright County Embraces Technology with Launch of First Digital Newsletter
Wright County released its first e-newsletter featuring local infrastructure project updates, recycling guidelines, REAL ID deadline reminder, and status of legalized cannabis businesses. It's available online for residents to stay informed.
Brooklyn Park EDA to Host Enlightening Tax Increment Financing Orientation and Meetings on Tuesday
Brooklyn Park's EDA will host a TIF 101 session on February 18th to educate on Tax Increment Financing, followed by a Work Session and Regular Meeting. Documents are available online for public review.
Metro State University and Local Partner Offer Free Cybersecurity Support to Saint Paul Entrepreneurs, Minnesota Opens Cannabis License Applications
Free cybersecurity consultations for St. Paul businesses are offered through a partnership between Metro State University and the Neighborhood Development Center.
Minnesota DHS Seeks Public Input on Second Draft of Child Care Licensing Standards Revamp
Minnesota's DHS has released a second draft of updated child care licensing standards for public review, following earlier feedback, and is inviting stakeholders to participate in informational sessions to discuss the proposed changes.
Saint Paul Heritage Preservation Commission to Debate Dayton's Bluff Porch Reconstruction and Summit West Additions
The Saint Paul HPC will discuss proposals affecting the city's historic districts, including the reconstruction of a porch and the building of an ADU. Public input is encouraged.
Water Main Break at 50th and Penn Causes Damage in Minneapolis, Local Building Deemed Unsafe
Minneapolis water main break at 50th & Penn disrupts services, damages properties, and prompts a swift response from Public Works. Affected buildings are being assessed for safety, with ongoing support for residents and businesses.












