St. Louis Park is calling for applicants to join various city advisory boards and commissions, with positions open across several civic areas. Applications are due by August 26th.

Heidi Welsch is set to become the first female county manager of Dakota County after negotiations, bringing her administrative experience and a record of innovation to the role.

The Washington County Sheriff's Office announces a sheriff's sale auctioning off real estate to satisfy a court judgment, set for September 3, 2024, at their Stillwater office.

Minneapolis officials are reviewing national strategies to combat opioid overdoses, including the use of naloxone and fentanyl test strips, but excluding Overdose Prevention Sites.

Morrison County has published an itinerary for commissioners' meetings from July 7-13, 2024, detailing event attendance and providing virtual participation options for inclusivity.

Minnesota Senators Omar Fateh and Eric Lucero condemned the Mall of America's use of facial recognition technology, expressing concerns over privacy, potential racial profiling, and misuse.

The Digital Fair Repair Act takes effect in Minnesota, granting consumers more repair options for their products. Meanwhile, concerns rise over facial recognition use at the Mall of America, with fears over privacy and racial profiling.

Duluth officials will present new public safety ordinances at a media conference with Mayor Reinert, Chief Ceynowa, Chief Krizaj addressing community safety concerns.

The Inclusive Democracy Caucus of Minnesota criticizes recent Supreme Court decisions and calls for democratic engagement to protect justice and equality.

Sheriff's Office increased its presence on land and water during the July 4th weekend for public safety and deterrence of unlawful activities, as announced by Sheriff Witt.

Nine Burnsville police professionals celebrate promotions and inductions in a formal ceremony, highlighting the department's recognition of their dedication and leadership.

Coon Rapids is contemplating a permit for a church to operate on the second floor of a building in an Office district, requiring public input at a hearing on July 18, 2024.

Bloomington is updating residential plans, including an apartment change at 8301 Stanley Road. A public hearing is scheduled for July 11, 2024, at 6 PM in the Bloomington Civic Plaza.