Minnetonka's Lead Pipe Inventory Brings Mixed Results, Zero Lead Lines Found, Uncertainties Remain Over Unverified Water Service Lines
Minnetonka's Lead Service Line Inventory found no lead pipes in scanned records and aims to check the materials of remaining service lines. Residents can use the LITT to check their service line materials.
Minneapolis Invites Resident Input on New Nicollet Avenue Redevelopment with Online Survey
Minneapolis begins Phase III of the New Nicollet redevelopment project, seeking community input through an online survey to shape the area's transformation into a high-density, walkable neighborhood.
The Story of Blaine's Brad Nordby and His Dedication to Local Law Enforcement
The article profiles Sergeant Brad Nordby of the Blaine Police Department, detailing his career since 2009 and his personal background, including previous jobs, involvement in a major drug investigation, and hobbies.
St. Louis Park's Westwood Hills Nature Center Hosts 43rd Annual Halloween Bash with Over 1,100 Attendees
The City of St. Louis Park celebrated its 43rd Halloween event at Westwood Hills Nature Center, with 1,171 attendees enjoying shows, characters, games, 32 gallons of root beer, and 15,120 pieces of candy.
Anoka County Garners National Leadership Award and Recognizes Job Training Counselors for Exemplary Service
Anoka County Finance Department won the cashVest Award, while two career counselors received state honors. The county supports veterans and plans opioid abuse discourse, infrastructure improvements, and health initiatives.
Minneapolis to Amplify Voices of Unhoused in Policy-Making with New Seats on Housing Advisory Committee
Minneapolis officials are adding two new seats to the Advisory Committee on Housing for individuals who are or have been unhoused, aiming to include diverse perspectives in policymaking on homelessness.












