Ramsey County introduces new protocols for Extreme Risk Protection Orders to prevent high-risk individuals from accessing firearms and enhance public safety.

Washington County has released a list of observed holidays affecting in-person services, including days like Juneteenth and Veterans Day. Residents can refer to their website for specific dates.

The Trump-Vance ticket won a majority in all 51 precincts in Wright County, receiving 63.5% of votes, ahead of Harris-Walz with 34.3%, according to unofficial results on the county's website.

Montrose Mayor Kirby Moynagh won the District 5 Wright County Commissioner seat, with 56.4% of the votes, while incumbent Darek Vetsch retained the District 2 Commissioner position with 98.9%. Results await state certification.

Coon Rapids election results in new and returning councilmembers. Brad Greskowiak, Peter Butler, Christopher Geisler, and Pat Carlson win their respective wards, with final approval pending from the Anoka County Canvassing Board.

Bloomington City Council will hold a public hearing concerning The Heights Condominiums improvements, with unit owners facing costs of up to $68,823.73 each.

Sherburne County homeowners must apply for homestead status by December 31, 2024, to potentially lower their 2025 property taxes and qualify for tax refunds.

Bloomington voters have reaffirmed ranked-choice voting for municipal elections with 51.29% opposing its elimination, and a high voter turnout of 83.12%.

Bloomington's City Council plans to engage the community in a public hearing on urban street improvements for the 2025-101 PMP Street Improvement Project on November 18, 2024.

City Administrator Heidi Nelson updates on Maple Grove's business and transit developments, City Council actions, and election results in a video on Facebook.

Incumbents PG Narayanan and Lisa Toomey retained their Eden Prairie City Council seats in the 2024 General Election, with a high voter turnout of 88%.

Bloomington City Council schedules a public session on Nov 18 to discuss 2025 fee changes, with multiple ways for residents to participate and provide input in-person or electronically.

The Bloomington City Council will hold a public hearing on November 18, 2024, to discuss raising water service rates. Residents can attend in various ways including in-person, via broadcast, or online.