Minnesota holds its presidential nomination primary; voters can register at polls, select a party's ballot, and vote from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Party ballot choice is public.

Polls for the New York presidential primary are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Voters can register at their polling place on Election Day with results available post-8 p.m. from the Minnesota Secretary of State's website.

The St. Louis Park City Council has designated March as Women's History Month, aligning with the national celebration to honor women's contributions and address their challenges.

The Minnesota presidential nomination primary is on March 5, with polling hours from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Voters can register on-site and must choose a party to vote. Assistance is available via Minnetonka's official resources.

Sherburne County commissioners are set to have a casual lunch at Zimmerman Café Bar Bowl on March 5, where no official county business will be discussed; it's an open event for socializing.

Bloomington's Planning Commission invites public input on a zoning amendment affecting congregate living in the I-2 District, with a hearing on February 15th.

Saint Paul's Mayor Melvin Carter announced plans to revamp the city's waste management system, with new recycling services starting November and garbage collection in April 2025, aiming for sustainability.

The Minneapolis City Council passed the 2024-2025 Budget Committee Work Plan to increase financial transparency and accountability. They also celebrated local youth achievements and encouraged resident participation in shaping city priorities.

Minnesota projects a $3.7 billion budget surplus, according to Minnesota Management and Budget, with plans for investments in various sectors by the ruling DFL.

Wright County is offering early voting on Saturday at the Government Center and various city halls, with extended hours on Monday for last-minute votes.

Bloomington approves a sales tax hike to fund a makeover for the Bloomington Ice Garden, a new wellness center, and improvements to local parks, with projects starting as early as 2024.

Saint Paul approved a $45.1 million funding for city improvements, financed by a new 1% sales tax. Projects include street, park, and recreation center upgrades.

The Minneapolis City Council committee has passed the Uber and Lyft Minimum Wage Ordinance with a vote of 5-1, aimed at ensuring fair pay for ride-share drivers.