Minneapolis City Council tackles ordinances and resolutions on worker protections, environmental projects, and promotes Women's History Month.

Wright County, MN holds Township Board Elections on March 12, with polls open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Early voting was available at the government center until March 11. Sample ballots were online, and voter assistance is provided.

The Carver County Sheriff's Office celebrated International Women's Day, highlighting the work of their female staff, including Detention Deputies and a 911 Dispatcher.

The Minneapolis City Council passed a motion to endorse state-funded acquisition of a local foundry, advocating for cleaner air and environmental justice in the Phillips neighborhood.

The Mankato Public Safety department celebrated its female staff on International Women's Day, highlighting their integral roles and noting their higher-than-average representation in the force.

Saint Paul Police ensure safety and seek new recruits at the high school hockey tournament at the Xcel Energy Center. They showcase a visible presence for security and set up a recruitment station near section 103.

The Historic Preservation Commission's meeting in Saint Paul is cancelled, but Planning Commission will discuss rezoning 964 Payne Ave. and a tall building at 1566 University Ave.

Senator Grant Hauschild proposes bills to increase aid for Minnesota's rural areas, addressing funding disparities and emergency medical service issues.

The Minnesota Senate Labor Committee has passed a bill to combat the misclassification of employees as independent contractors, aiming to enforce fair worker treatment.

Minnesota's bill defining School Resource Officers' roles heads to the Senate floor after committee approval, with expectations of bipartisan support.

The Minnesota Voting Rights Act, aimed at protecting citizens' election participation, passed the Senate Elections Committee and proceeds to another committee.

Eden Prairie's 2024 property assessment shows a slight market value increase with varying changes across property categories; residents have options for appeals.

Dakota County sends property valuation notices in mid-March, essential for tax calculations. Homeowners should review them and contact the assessor if there are issues before the May 1 appeal deadline.