Duluth selects a top firm from 26 respondents for its tourism marketing contract, set for City Council presentation on December 9, following a rigorous and impartial selection process.

A hand recount in House seat 54A slightly increased incumbent Rep. Brad Tabke's lead over Aaron Paul. Results await certification by the Scott County canvassing board.

The Bloomington City Council will discuss the Safe Routes to School Improvement Project on December 2, 2024, focusing on the area around Valley View Schools.

Sherburne County officials explain the vote upload error during the 2024 General Election, ensuring all votes were correctly counted despite the delay.

Minnetonka City Attorney Corrine Heine announces retirement in March 2025 after serving since 2013, providing legal counsel and overseeing prosecution attorneys with a focus on public service.

The Bloomington City Council has scheduled a public hearing to discuss proposed amendments to the city code, affecting areas such as noise studies and driveway permits, on December 2, 2024.

Minnetonka's City Council has implemented new local ordinances regulating dog leashing and cannabis usage, housing improvements, organics collection, and has partnered on a wood waste reuse workshop.

Bloomington announces a public hearing to discuss the preliminary and final plat for Bloomington Chalet Addition on December 2, 2024, inviting community input.

Plymouth seeks a Deputy Police Chief to aid in managing police operations, enhance safety protocols, and oversee personnel matters, with applications due by December 2.

Bloomington residents can provide input on a proposed sewer charge at a city council meeting on December 2, 2024, via in-person attendance, phone, or written correspondence.

St. Paul integrates 19 youths into city boards, aiming to include their perspectives in governance through the Youth on Boards initiative, with training provided by local programs.

Scott County prepares for a legislative district 54A hand recount after addressing concerns over election reporting snags and absentee ballot discrepancies. The recount will be public and the certification of results is pending.

The Rice County notice warns that new homeowners must apply for the property tax homestead classification by December 31, 2024, for the 2025 tax year to benefit from tax reductions.