The City of Bloomington assures residents of an election with integrity, providing a ballot tracking system, measures against double voting, and Election Day security.

The Bloomington City Council will discuss a possible amendment to a right-of-way ordinance in a public hearing on Nov 18, 2024, accessible in person or digitally.

Minneapolis Council Member Jason Chavez advocates for a multifaceted approach to homelessness, criticizing the view that fentanyl is the sole cause and highlighting the need for a 'housing first' strategy supported by adequate funding.

MnDOT is set to align with new federal DBE regulations by 2025, impacting what counts as a "regular dealer." They offer free training on December 5 and 10 to understand these changes.

The Minnetonka City Council discussed new ordinances affecting dogs, endorsed a police training grant, evaluated the use of police drones, planned a transit study, and set Election Judge Appreciation Day for November 5, 2024.

The Washington County Board celebrated the county's 175th anniversary at Stillwater's Historic Courthouse, commended staff, and set Oct. 27, 2024, as the official anniversary date.

Voters in Ramsey County are preparing for an upcoming election with same-day registration and in-person voting options; absentee ballots must be returned in person to be counted.

Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon assured Rice County officials of support during the election, highlighting robust early voting, discussions on security, and efforts to maintain election integrity.

Minnetonka proposes leash laws for dogs, allowing off-leash areas only in specified parks, prompting public debate and inviting resident comments by Nov. 12.

Minneapolis offers early voting options at the Early Vote Center, with mail-in voting urged by October 29th to avoid delays. Pop-up events also facilitate voting.

The Morrison County Board of Commissioners announces a week of meetings covering community concerns like housing, environmental discussions, and health care from October 27 to November 2, 2024.

The Blaine Police Department welcomed three new officers, Abbie Lamberty, Harrison Millington, and Joe Steiner, who were sworn in and started their field training.

President Joe Biden apologizes for the U.S.'s role in the American Indian boarding school policy that aimed to assimilate Native children, acknowledging historical injustices.