Blaine, MN has updated its recall rules for elected officials, requiring malfeasance for recall eligibility and a committee of 25 voters to initiate the process.

The Eden Prairie Police are providing increased assistance to motorists affected by sub-zero temperatures, advising public safety practices, and maintaining essential equipment and officer safety.

The City of Blaine passed an ordinance linking elected officials' pay to inflation, adjusting salaries biennially based on cost-of-living changes consistent with city staff adjustments.

Early voting begins in Minneapolis for the presidential primary with options for in-person and mail-in ballots to provide accessible voting ahead of the March 5 primary.

Bloomington's City Council plans to spend $1 million on sidewalk and trail improvements near Bryant and Tretbaugh Parks, with a public hearing on January 29, 2024.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey and city officials support SEIU Local 26's plan for the downtown area, focusing on better jobs and inclusivity for economic revival post-pandemic.

Washington's Adult Detention Division team discussed their operational excellence at the 2024 ACA Conference in DC, highlighting a successful audit and their HOPE Program, which led to their re-accreditation.

Saint Paul invites local businesses to the free 2024 Supplier Fair on January 24, promoting contracting opportunities with the city and fostering economic growth.

Coon Rapids is seeking $23 million from the state to build a full interchange at Hwy. 610 and East River Road, aiming to improve traffic and promote growth.

Minneapolis Police Department teams up with the Department of Justice to launch the National Public Safety Partnership, aiming to combat violent crime with federal aid, training, and technical assistance.

Minnesota launches a new program to train therapists in supporting law enforcement officers and their families, addressing their unique mental health needs.

Minnesota prepares for its presidential primary on March 5, offering absentee voting from January 19 and reminding voters of eligibility requirements and voting locations through the Coon Rapids bulletin.

Plymouth Police Department welcomes new officer Connor Smith, a local graduate with a degree from Fitchburg State and a family legacy in law enforcement.