Burnsville to Close City Offices for Public Safety Memorial Service, Emergency Services Unaffected
Burnsville city offices and facilities will close on February 28 to honor fallen public safety officers, with regular operations resuming February 29. Emergency services will continue with aid from Dakota County. Voting provisions are also in place.
Washington County Fairgrounds to Blend Bingo and Booze with Officials' Blessing This Summer
Washington County officials approved liquor licenses for summer bingo events, invested in traffic signal materials, added new deputy sheriffs, and managed construction projects at their meeting on Feb. 27.
Ryan O’Connor Departs as Ramsey County Manager for Metropolitan Council Role, Johanna Berg Steps in Interim
Ramsey County is seeking a new county manager as Ryan O'Connor departs for a role at the Metropolitan Council after leading the county through COVID-19. Deputy Manager Johanna Berg is the interim leader.
State Rep. Sencer-Mura Explores Expansion of Innovative Shelter Model in Minneapolis Amidst Homelessness Challenges
State Rep. Samantha Sencer-Mura visited AVIVO Village, a Minneapolis transitional housing facility, to explore expanding its low-barrier shelter model to better address homelessness.
Minnesota Legislature Fast-Tracks Gun Measures Post-Burnsville Shooting Amidst Constitutional Concerns
Minnesota lawmakers are reviewing various gun control measures after a tragic shooting involving first responders in Burnsville. Debate ensues around constitutional rights and public safety.












