St. Louis Park Authorizes Restaurants Serving Liquor to Operate Closer to Homes
St. Louis Park City Council passed an ordinance allowing restaurants serving liquor to operate closer to residential areas, reducing the setback to 25 feet, anticipating benefits for local commerce and community despite some resident concerns.
Minnesota Senate Passes Landmark Bill to Increase Minimum Wage Amidst Economic Justice Debates
The Minnesota Senate passed a Labor Policy Bill with provisions to eliminate minimum wage carveouts for small businesses and youth, aiming to increase minimum wage to $10.85 from 2025 and adjust for inflation up to 5%.
Washington County Optimizes Leadership with Key Appointments to Advisory Boards
The Washington County Board made multiple appointments to boards and approved grants for homelessness, liquor licenses for local events, bond issuance for infrastructure, and recognized National Law Enforcement Week.
Minneapolis Prioritizes Community Safety and Affordable Housing in Resident-Powered Initiatives
The article summarizes Minneapolis community engagement in shaping city initiatives, prioritizing safety, housing, and more, alongside civil rights efforts, senior support, and employment opportunities.
Historic Leadership: Black Women Co-Chair Minnesota Legislature Conference Committee
Two Black women, Senator Zaynab Mohamed and Representative Esther Agbaje, are leading a Minnesota Legislature conference committee for the first time, co-chairing discussions on the Tenants’ Rights Bill.
Dakota County Homeowners Face May 15 Deadline for Property Tax Payments or Risk Penalties
Dakota County homeowners must pay their property taxes by May 15 to avoid penalties. Multiple payment options are available, including online, by phone, mail, or in-person. Late payments incur fines based on the amount and payment date.












