Morrison County officials attend multiple meetings including SECB Planning, Extension conference, and HRA Meeting, exemplifying commitment to local governance.

Maple Grove is seeking new members for its Planning Commission and Lake Quality Commission, with application deadlines in January and December 2024 respectively. Residents can influence city planning and lake quality through these positions.

Hennepin Avenue S. in Minneapolis has reopened with improvements for multimodal transportation after the first phase of construction, including infrastructural upgrades.

Hennepin County Sheriff's Office partners with the U.S. Army PaYS program to offer veterans law enforcement careers, inaugurated by Sheriff Witt and Major General Manke with a signing ceremony.

St. Louis Park's City Council invites residents to discuss the 2025 budget in a public hearing on December 2, 2024. Public comments are welcomed in person or via email.

The City of St. Louis Park invites residents to a Board of Zoning Appeals meeting on December 4, 2024, for input on a garage variance request. Written statements are accepted until 3:30 p.m. that day.

The Coon Rapids City Council addressed community infrastructure and policy, highlighting local women, aiding businesses, and planning for street safety and maintenance. They also approved police body cameras to enhance safety and transparency.

Wright County seeks applicants for the Great River Regional Library Board of Trustees, with duties including policy adoption, financial oversight, and strategic planning, starting January 2025.

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.