Erin Murphy criticizes a Minnesota bill that would define "Trump Derangement Syndrome" as a mental health condition, calling it the worst in state history and a misuse of resources.

Morrison County's packed agenda for March 16-22, 2025, includes public events focusing on community development, public health, and environmental concerns.

Minnesota's Department of Driver & Vehicle Services urges residents to get REAL IDs before the May 7, 2025 deadline, to avoid travel and federal facility access issues, with only 40% compliance so far.

Congress passed a Continuing Resolution, impacting Duluth's budget and causing the loss of $1.5 million for a water treatment plant, but the mayor aims to secure state funding.

Sheriff Witt and the Hennepin County Sheriff's Office engaged in community events, including a radio chat on crime trends, school visits for student inspiration, an Iftar Dinner, and an intern briefing.

Ramsey City Council approved rezoning for a local business, updates to city codes, and bids for street maintenance, with efforts aimed at harmonizing regulations across regions and streamlining administrative processes.

St. Louis County reminds homeowners about potential property tax refunds through two Minnesota Department of Revenue programs, subject to eligibility criteria based on income and tax increases.

Minneapolis approves a public art installation by GoodSpace Murals LLC for the Hiawatha Avenue and Lake Street Bridge Pier, aiming to enhance the underpass with vibrant murals.

Minnesota legislators propose bipartisan reforms to DWI policies, following a fatal crash caused by a repeat offender, aiming to deter impaired driving and enhance road safety.

State Senator Gustafson, supported by 300+ constituents, wrote to Congressman Emmer opposing major federal budget cuts, emphasizing the harm to Minnesotans' welfare.

Minnesota Senate committee discusses the impact of U.S. Forest and National Park Service layoffs on former employees and the preservation of national parks and forests.

The Senate Taxes Committee unanimously passed the bipartisan "early tax bill" to support Minnesota farmers and resort owners amidst federal uncertainty.

The Trump administration has begun laying off over 1,300 US Department of Education employees, with concerns it may hinder essential education services.