Minnesota enacts a new seat belt law requiring children under two to use rear-facing car seats, with a progression to booster seats as they grow. The law aims to improve child safety in vehicles.

The City Council approved strategic updates, set a litigation framework for AFFF-related lawsuits, and endorsed a new manager for the Nine Mile Creek Watershed District, emphasizing transparency and environmental stewardship.

The Early Vote Center in Minneapolis extends hours ahead of the primary election, accommodating voters with additional times to vote early and offering advice for mail-in ballots and registration.

Tonight's City Council meeting welcomes public participation with registration required and a three-minute speaking limit to maintain order and encourage constructive dialogue.

Morrison County has scheduled meetings for various departments including a public hearing on cannabis policy, with necessary accommodations for public participation provided.

Sally Sudo, a Japanese American internment camp survivor, will share her experiences at an event hosted by the Dakota County Historical Society on Aug. 16 at the Sibley Historic Site.

The City of Burnsville's Communications team won four awards from the MAGC, including one for new professional Callie Gudmonson and recognitions for their multimedia projects and community events.

The Blaine Police Department in Minnesota has welcomed a new K9, Vinny, a German Shepherd from Germany, currently undergoing basic training with Officer Jahnke.

St. Louis Park is accepting applications for advisory board and commission positions until August 26, offering residents a chance to impact local governance.

Minnesota introduces new child passenger safety law starting August 1, with stricter guidelines to ensure children use appropriate restraints in vehicles, following American Academy of Pediatrics' advice.

The Wright County License Center expects increased driver's license activity as back-to-school season approaches, advising early visits to avoid waits, especially for Real ID applications and tests, with a drive-thru for faster service.

Blaine City Council invites the public to discuss JD Trailers Properties LLC's proposal to sell trucks in the industrial district, with a hearing on August 5 at 7PM.

St. Louis Park's Planning Commission is planning a public hearing for August 7 to discuss zoning code updates related to tree preservation, particularly concerning the treatment of heritage trees.