The Morrison County Board of Commissioners announces a schedule for upcoming meetings from June 30 to July 6, inviting community attendance and participation.

Plymouth, MN announced the filing period for upcoming city council races, with potential candidates having from July 30 to August 13 to submit their paperwork.

The City of Blaine is considering a permit for new lighting at the National Sports Center's soccer fields, inviting public input at an upcoming Planning Commission meeting.

The Blaine Planning Commission is considering a permit for Marla Figueroa to expand her property and will hold a public hearing on July 9, 2024, for resident input.

Blaine, MN, invites public input on Dan Breske's proposal for a 1,280 sq ft structure at 3850 128th Ave NE, in the Farm Residential zone. Hearing on July 9, 2024, at 7PM in City Hall, with remote viewing options available.

Early voting for the state primary election began on June 28 in St. Louis Park, allowing voters to select candidates for U.S. Senator and Representative ahead of the August 13 primary.

The Anoka County board meeting led to the approval of various community reshaping projects, including converting a golf course to housing and road improvements.

Ramsey County offers early voting for the state primary at three locations, with flexible hours and special accommodations for those who need assistance.

Sheriff Dawanna Witt announces a reorganization of the Hennepin County Sheriff's Office, creating a new Detention Services Bureau and shuffling command staff for improved jail operations.

Minnesota welcomes over 9,000 athletes and 130,000 fans for the USA Gymnastics Olympic Trials, endorsed by Senator Hawj and inspired by Olympian Sunisa Lee. The state celebrates "Gymnastics City USA Week" in anticipation of the Paris Olympics.

The City of Minnetonka has approved a water efficiency rebate, discussed a cannabis moratorium, plans to redevelop a Wells Fargo site, adopted a master plan for Purgatory Park, and recognized important cultural and environmental dates.

The City is seeking election judges for the November 5 general election, offering paid roles for eligible and impartial individuals to facilitate the voting process and ensure democratic integrity.

Minnesota's Department of Revenue announces the reopening of the e-bike rebate program on July 2, giving applicants the chance to receive up to $1,500 for e-bike purchases.