Bloomington announces a public hearing for Park N Go's Five-year Interim Use Permit, set for August 29, 2024, and invites residents to participate in person, online, or by phone.

Bloomington is set to hold a public hearing on site and building plan modifications for an existing warehouse at 1900 W 96th St. It will occur on August 29, 2024, at 6:00 PM, in the Council Chambers and electronically.

The St. Louis Park Police Department welcomed three new officers, who took their oaths in a ceremony, into their ranks to serve the Minnesota community.

St. Paul's zoning board reviewed variances for Life Time Fitness signage and a mixed-use development, with decisions and conditions now detailed in their public meeting results.

Minneapolis aims to revamp its Civil Rights Ordinance, potentially extending protections to homeless individuals, immigrants, and justice-impacted persons, and redefining aspects of racial discrimination and familial status.

Senator Grant Hauschild announces nearly $1.4 million in grants for Northland nursing homes to support infrastructure, workforce, and service quality.

The Wright County Sheriff's Office announces a Citizen Law Enforcement Academy, running from Sept. 11 to Oct. 9 on Wednesdays, for residents to learn about law enforcement operations.

The Washington County Board appointed Lori Tapani to the Workforce Development Board and approved $1.75 million in park enhancements. They also teamed up for a 2025 Resident Survey and are reviewing the 2025 budget.

Morrison County announces a schedule for meetings and events, including a state exercise, budget committee, library planning, and an event honoring Gold Star Families.

The Minneapolis City Council passed a renter's rights ordinance for transparent leasing and a measure for utility companies to pay permit fees, among other fiscal and accountability initiatives.

Officer Eliana Welbes was awarded the Commendation with Distinction for her skillful negotiation during a tense standoff in Minnetonka, leading to a peaceful surrender.

Minneapolis invites public comments on the use of federal housing funds before the city submits its CAPER to HUD, with a hearing scheduled for August 20.

Minneapolis residents are invited to meet with State Rep. Sencer-Mura and Hennepin County Commissioner Conley at a community session on August 22 for direct engagement on local issues.