The Met Council held a summit to discuss state planning for climate action, involving local governments and emphasizing the need for flexible implementation and public health considerations.

Minneapolis has entered into a federal consent decree with the DOJ for police reform, including policy and training improvements, with many changes already in effect.

The Saint Paul Zoning Committee will review items including a new emergency housing facility and discuss a conditional use permit in an upcoming meeting.

The Eden Prairie City Council seeks residents to join City Commissions and participate in shaping the community's future, with applications due by Feb. 3, 2025.

Ramsey County prepares for special elections, approves a supplemental budget, and offers community support initiatives, including warming spaces and job fairs.

The City of Ramsey is seeking citizen volunteers for advisory commissions on economic development, environment, parks, and planning. Applications are being accepted until positions are filled.

St. Louis Park announces a public hearing for the 2025 Commercial Street Rehabilitation project, inviting residents to provide feedback on January 21, 2025, at City Hall.

Anoka County property owners who engaged in transactions since January 1st will soon receive Property Tax Statements and Valuation Notices by late March from Anoka County.

Matt Staehling has been appointed as Duluth's new City Administrator, succeeding Dave Montgomery, and brings nearly three decades of local government experience to the role.

St. Louis Park residents can voice opinions on the 2025 Pavement Management Project at a City Council meeting on January 21, 2025. Further details and accessibility accommodations are provided.

Scott County officials addressed and refuted claims of "duplicate votes" from District 54A, ensuring the integrity of the election process and explaining post-election review protocols.

Bloomington residents voted to retain ranked-choice voting, with 51.3% opposing a charter amendment to repeal the system adopted in 2020. The city clerk praised the community's democratic process.

Wright County reminds ATV and boat owners to renew their annual licenses, stating that renewals can be processed at their License Center starting December 31.