Polar Semiconductor is expanding its Bloomington facility with a $525 million investment, bolstered by federal and state funding, which is expected to double output and create 160 jobs.

Washington County declared May as Mental Health Awareness Month, featuring educational events, workshops, and activities to promote mental well-being among residents.

The Coon Rapids City Council announced "National Public Works Week" and "Poppy Day," granted an amended gambling permit, received a grant, awarded contracts for street maintenance, and approved labor agreement with Teamsters Local 320.

Uber and Lyft are considering leaving the Minnesota market due to a price setting dispute with city officials in Minneapolis that excludes them from negotiations.

Council Member Robin Wonsley supports overdue contracts for public safety workers and address delayed payments to GVI organizations in Minneapolis. The Ward approves a new layout for the Nicollet Avenue revamp and funds crime prevention in Dinkytown.

Mayna Patel from Malaysia joins Minneapolis community efforts through the Young Southeast Asian Leaders Initiative, learning local governance.

The Minneapolis City Council is advancing projects to rejuvenate the city, enhance safety, and honor community diversity through initiatives like the Vibrant Downtown Storefronts program and safety contracts extension.

The Minneapolis City Council is working on city services and human rights enhancements, focusing on shelters, social work, green initiatives, vending programs, civil rights expansion, and health resources.

The Minnesota Senate passed a bill to broaden the definition of firearm straw purchases and increase punishments, including targeting binary triggers in a 34-33 vote.

The Minnesota Senate passed HF 3488, a bill to protect minors in online influencer content, with requirements for record-keeping and earnings in trust, and restrictions on those under 14.

The Minnesota Senate passed a bill to combat straw purchases and restrict trigger modifications, with Senator Liz Boldon advocating for the legislation, citing gun violence concerns.

Wright County dedicates May 12-18 to law enforcement, highlighting their commitment and remembering fallen officers. Despite a recent increase in officer shootings, the community maintains strong ties with the police, thereby ensuring local safety.

Minneapolis introduces three proposed ordinances for improving city services, promoting job growth, and strengthening human rights protections, as announced by the city council on social media.