The Minnetonka City Council approved new labor agreements and reviewed the 2023 Strategic Profile report, while two development projects were rejected due to environmental concerns and zoning issues.

The Duluth Police Department welcomed two new officers, one a former Community Service Officer and the other with U.S. Military experience, aiming to enhance community ties and department diversity.

A Hungarian Vizsla named Matka has joined the Minnesota State Capitol security team as an explosives detector at the start of the legislative session.

Mayor Jacob Frey honored PUC and YWCA Minneapolis for enriching the city's workforce, awarding them for innovative and promising programs in workforce development.

Officer Maurice Smith of St. Louis Park, MN, is featured in the "Inspired By" series for Black History Month, honoring J. Cole for his impact and thoughtful lyrics on social justice issues.

Mayor Jacob Frey and the city honored PUC and YWCA Minneapolis for their impactful workforce development programs in natural hair styling and early childhood education, respectively.

The Morrison County Board of Commissioners has announced a week of meetings, spanning sectors such as agriculture, health, and transportation from February 11-17, 2024.

The first-ever Public Safety Awards Ceremony in Maple Grove recognized the heroic acts of police, fire department personnel, and a resident, highlighting their life-saving efforts in 2023.

Blaine's Planning Commission schedules a public hearing for a conditional use permit for Twin Cities Animal Rehab and Sports Medicine at 10035 Flanders Court NE.

Scott County Sheriff's Office promotes three staff members, with Michael Barth and Breanna Giebel becoming Dispatch Supervisors and Laura Perkins appointed as Nursing Supervisor.

Minneapolis urges early registration for the March 5 presidential primary to shorten polling station wait times, offering online registration until Feb. 13 and in-person options for late registrants. Early voting is already underway.

The Minnesota Supreme Court canceled a recall vote against Columbia Heights council member KT Jacobs, following legal disputes over the validity of recall efforts linked to her alleged racial insensitivity.

The Minnesota Supreme Court abruptly canceled the Columbia Heights Special Election scheduled for February 13, causing confusion and halting the electoral process.