Trump's order opens public lands for mining, including parts of Minnesota's Boundary Waters, spurring opposition from state officials and environmentalists concerned about ecological harm.

Senator Bonnie Westlin introduced Senate File 1812 to the Minnesota Senate Elections Committee to expand prohibitions against electoral bribery and influence.

Saint Paul City Council proposes tenant protections and rent stabilization to address housing crisis, including anti-discrimination and fair notice regulations, with the public input process underway.

The Morrison County Board of Commissioners' packed schedule includes multiple meetings and a leadership summit, with options for virtual participation.

Mayor Reinert of Duluth will deliver his second State of the City address, outlining 2024 achievements and future plans at Ordean East Middle School, with community awards and civic engagement discussions.

Minnesota DFL lawmakers introduce a bill to tax the wealthiest to protect Medicaid, aiming to maintain health coverage and prevent service reductions for residents.

Wright County License Center clarifies REAL ID enforcement starts May 7, 2025, emphasizing passports are sufficient for domestic flights and necessary documents should be correct to obtain a REAL or Enhanced ID.

Jay Willms has been named the new Director of City Council Operations for Saint Paul, bringing extensive experience and a commitment to collaborative governance.

Minnesota requires proof of U.S. citizenship or lawful presence and a Minnesota address for all CDL and CLP applications, effective March 20, 2025, to meet federal standards.

The City of Mankato is hiring a Water Plant Technician for maintenance, emphasizing public health and civic responsibility. Applications are due April 7th.

The Minneapolis Police discussed officer wellness in the context of reforms at the IACP OSW Conference, highlighting support services' significance for police officers.

Senator Liz Boldon criticizes President Trump's executive order to close the US Department of Education, asserting it undermines public education and promotes inequality.

The Brooklyn Park EDA meeting is set for March 24, 2025, after the City Council Session at 5:30 P.M. at City Hall. Details are online with transparency as a focus.