The Mankato Police Explorers are recruiting new members for the 2024-2025 season, offering hands-on training and volunteering for young people interested in law enforcement careers.

Blaine, MN announces a public hearing on a potential land use change from commercial to high density residential at Lexington Ave NE and 125th Ave NE.

The Blaine Planning Commission is considering a rezoning application by As-Suffah Islamic Center for a mosque and educational complex. A public hearing is set for October 8, 2024.

The Blaine Planning Commission is preparing for a hearing on a new multi-purpose stadium proposal by EB Blaine Development LLC at 1985 105th Avenue NE.

The Blaine Planning Commission will discuss Walters Recycling & Refuse's proposal to increase the facility's processing capacity to 340,000 tons, including various waste types. Public input is encouraged at the meeting on October 8.

Blaine, Minnesota, plans a public hearing for a new development project at Northtown Mall, proposing a subdivision of land for revitalization purposes.

The Blaine City Council will discuss a permit for Indoor Auto Sales on 9221 Davenport Street NE, encouraging public participation in the hearing on October 7th.

Blaine, Minnesota has scheduled a public hearing for October 8, 2024, to discuss proposed Zoning Code revisions, seeking community feedback on changes including language clarification, landscaping, and setbacks.

Bloomington Planning Commission to discuss subdivision of lots into townhomes on October 3, 2024; public hearing details outlined for in-person and electronic participation.

The Bloomington Planning Commission schedules a public hearing on October 3, 2024, for a proposed instructional center, with options to attend in person or via various digital platforms.

The Rice County Board of Commissioners approved a preliminary 9.96% levy increase for 2025, and a public hearing is set for December 12 to discuss it with residents.

Senator Ron Latz introduces a Minnesota bill to require tracing of firearms used in crimes, aiming to improve investigations and curb gun trafficking.

Bloomington City Council may adopt a $7.6 million public improvements assessment roll. Public hearing is on October 14, 2024. Residents can attend, call in, or submit comments before the meeting.