Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey's 2025 budget proposal prioritizes affordable housing, community safety reforms, and climate initiatives, with a 8.1% tax hike to fund the $1.88 billion plan.

Isaac Martig was sworn in as the newest member of the Eden Prairie Police Department following his local education and service as a community officer.

Buffalo, MN residents must take a detour to vote in today's primary due to construction, using alternative routes provided by Wright County officials.

Rice County voters will decide on a sales tax to fund the new Public Safety Center in November. The Center addresses space issues and will include a jail and law enforcement offices.

Anoka County approves infrastructure projects for roads, roundabouts, railway upgrade, and utility expansion, with budget adjustments for ARPA-funded initiatives.

Brooklyn Park voters are reminded of voting protocols: absentee ballots were due at City Hall by yesterday 5 p.m., mail-in ballots must arrive by 8 p.m. on Election Day, and voters can check ballot status online and vote in person if needed.

Morrison County announces a week of commissioner meetings covering community and governmental issues, including support for military families, airport economic impacts, and agricultural development.

Primary election day is underway in Coon Rapids, with polls open until 8 p.m. The election will decide City Council positions for Wards 1, 2, 4, and the At-Large seat.

Woodbury offers residents a chance to review and provide feedback on the draft Environmental Stewardship Plan, with input sessions in August. Mayor Burt encourages public participation.

Bloomington has announced a public hearing for September 9 to discuss tree-related costs on private properties, with possible assessments for property owners.

The Bloomington City Council will hold a public hearing on September 9, 2024, to discuss fees for unkept property clean-ups, with the option for residents to contest charges before they are added to tax assessments.

Bloomington's city council will discuss property assessments for delinquent utility bills at a hearing on September 9, 2024, at the Bloomington Civic Plaza or electronically.

Bloomington City Council will hold a hearing on September 9 to discuss civil fines for property-related violations, with options for property owners to object or appeal assessments.