Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey humorously warned that remote work could make you a "loser," aiming to lure workers back downtown amidst a quiet office scene.

The Seguin Police Department hosted the NLERSP Executive Session, focusing on officer roadway safety, with trainers Dan Howard and Forrest Marks providing tactics for safely managing traffic incidents.

Wright County is conducting a public accuracy test of absentee voting equipment on February 13, to ensure the integrity of the upcoming Presidential Nominating Primary. The event is open to the public to increase electoral system confidence.

Minnesota DFL lawmakers introduce a bill to standardize SRO policies and clarify use-of-force in schools, following concerns about school safety and police accountability.

The Plymouth City Center Revitalization Plan, promoted by Senator Westlin, seeks to enhance downtown with improved infrastructure, sustainable design, and better transportation.

Wright County Elections invites the public to a ballot-counting accuracy test on February 13 at the county government center, ensuring transparency for the March 5 primary.

Senator Lindsey Port champions a funding increase to $39 million for Minnesota's Workforce Housing Development Program to combat housing shortages in small communities.

Minnesota's DNR offers reimbursement for well repairs due to 2021 drought, with an April 1, 2024 deadline for Dakota County residents to submit claims.

During Coon Rapids' Snowflake Days, the police won a hockey game and the fire department a chili challenge, fostering community and camaraderie on social media.

St. Louis Park plans a SPARC meeting on domestic violence and housing stability on Feb. 6, featuring Cornerstone speakers and updates on an eviction ordinance and housing survey.

The Blaine Planning Commission is holding a public hearing to discuss the proposed development of a 1.16-acre parcel into three lots for housing, complete with a permit request for two new homes.

A Minnesota resident has petitioned for a 9-foot fence, facing a public hearing in Blaine. The Planning Commission will consider the application and advise the City Council.

Minnesota seeks to issue temporary cannabis licenses to speed up market launch and support social equity applicants, as state officials advocate for legislative changes.