Saint Paul's BZA to discuss variances for oversized signage, garage setbacks, and front yard parking in their upcoming meeting, with public submissions critical to the debates.

Minnesota's EMS system receives a $30 million grant through new legislation signed by Governor Walz and Senator Hauschild, aimed at improving emergency services, especially in rural areas.

Pang Yang is the new director of Ramsey County Library, succeeding as the deputy director since 2021, with a focus on maintaining services and ensuring staff safety during the pandemic.

The Minnesota Senate passed a labor funding bill to improve workers' rights and safety, including a clause for rideshare drivers' minimum wages and broader labor protections.

The Bloomington City Council will hear public opinion on proposed parking lot expansions at a meeting on June 03, 2024, with options for in-person or electronic attendance.

Minneapolis shows Timberwolves pride by decorating the city with team colors and installing street signs, uniting the community in support of the basketball team's advance to the Western Conference finals.

Minnetonka City Council has funded a $8 million water system update, approved a new housing development, reviewed a community survey, accepted a grant for firearms storage, and proposed a gambling ordinance.

Coon Rapids announces the start of the candidate filing period for municipal elections, outlining the requirements and deadlines for City Council hopefuls.

The St. Louis Park City Council declared May as AAPINH Heritage Month to honor the heritage and contributions of Asian American, Pacific Islander, and Native Hawaiian communities.

Duluth's Mayor Reinert is disappointed as the legislative session ended without a bonding bill, jeopardizing crucial infrastructure projects such as a water treatment plant and bridge restoration.

Minnesota passes a policy improving pay and working conditions for rideshare drivers, which includes a controversial preemption clause limiting local regulation.

Brooklyn Park is seeking candidates for upcoming City Council elections. Interested locals can file from May 21 to June 4, 2024, by obtaining a packet, gathering 25 signatures, and paying a $25 fee. Details are available on the city's website.

Officer Chad Streiff wins MADD's Red Medallion for 156 DWI arrests in 2023, recognized by Eden Prairie Police.