Mayor Reinert and Duluth officials are enhancing public safety through increased police patrols and closing gaps in city codes, aiming to improve downtown and Skywalk areas.

Wright County announces property tax valuation and classification notices, signaling the start of the tax process for 2025, with appeal options available for dissatisfied homeowners.

Bloomington officials presented plans for local development and business support during the State of the City Address, highlighting projects funded by a sales tax and initiatives for affordable housing and a business incubator.

Mayor Jacob Frey of Minneapolis is urging the City Council to revise a rideshare ordinance to balance higher driver wages with keeping Uber and Lyft in the city, aligning with state study recommendations.

Detective Ryan Olson of Coon Rapids Police, who also coaches youth hockey, was celebrated for his dual role serving the community and mentoring local youth.

Police chiefs from Minneapolis, Washington, D.C., and Detroit discussed the spike in crime within their cities on MSNBC, addressing challenges and strategies amidst a wave of violence and law enforcement personnel shortages.

Minnesota launches a grant program to help new Americans secure and advance in healthcare careers, targeting the workforce shortage in long-term care.

Minnetonka seeks election judges for 2024 elections, with an application deadline of April 1. Applicants must be eligible voters with English proficiency and declare party affiliation for balance.

Washington County Board approves community projects, including tech funding for Sheriff’s Office and road upgrades; Emily Stevens reappointed as watershed manager.

Ramsey County has mailed property valuation notices which determine 2025 property taxes. Homeowners can watch explanatory videos, contest valuations, and attend open book meetings or appeal by May 3.

Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara shares his vision for reforming the police department and rebuilding community trust in a video on their Facebook page.

Professor Kendall King advocates for improved multilingual education in Minnesota to support the state's growing number of migrant and refugee students, underlining the need for multilingual staff and cultural awareness.

Morrison County officials have a week of public meetings covering topics such as community development, drainage, library affairs, and regional transportation.