Senator Hauschild urges FEMA to provide additional emergency aid to Northeastern Minnesota homeowners and businesses affected by severe storms and floods.

Michelle Phillips is appointed as the Director of Civil Rights for Minneapolis, bringing her extensive background in law enforcement oversight from Oakland and Baltimore. She aims to enforce nondiscrimination and uphold civil rights in the city.

Scott County Sheriff's Office acknowledged 16 responders with Morris S. Miller Awards for their lifesaving efforts during a severe medical emergency on April 10.

The Pathways to Policing program offers accelerated police training with pay and benefits for those with any college degree, aiming to diversify law enforcement.

Brooklyn Park Police introduced an online tool for non-emergency crime reports like theft and harassment to improve efficiency and resource allocation.

Bloomington Police officers have been sent to assist with security at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, as stated in a Facebook post by their department.

Minneapolis to hold a public hearing on a proposed housing ordinance to provide renters with more information about their prospective homes, with options for residents to attend in person or comment online.

The article discusses Carver County Jail's job openings for Detention Deputies, outlining the role's duties, pay, and how interested candidates can obtain more information through Sgt Stern.

The Mankato Police and Fire Department has hired four new Community Service Officers, aimed at bolstering non-emergency response and community interaction.

The Coon Rapids City Council introduced an ordinance to temporarily stop new cannabis businesses. They also approved lighting for the Soccer Complex and are revising parking on 111th Ave and Creek Meadow Drive.

The City Council meeting focused on urban development, resource management, and law enforcement oversight, passing resolutions and ordinances to support these areas.

Bloomington announces a public hearing for changes to alarm system regulations on July 22, also accessible electronically, with various ways for residents to participate.

St. Paul's Board of Zoning Appeals approved At Home Group's request to install a 160 square foot banner, exceeding the area's 32 square foot limit, after a 4-0 vote at the July 8th hearing.