Ramsey County opens absentee voting on Jan. 19 for the March 5 presidential primary, with in-person and mail options available, and voters required to declare party preference.

Ramsey County approves a sale to Ryan Companies for redevelopment of land next to Rice Creek Commons, aiming to transform a former munitions site into a commercial area with a focus on economic growth and sustainability.

Senator Latz honors MLK and credits his father and influential African-American leaders for shaping his values and commitment to justice, reflecting on their impact on his political career.

The Bloomington City Council will consider vacating public easements at 3001 East American Boulevard, with a meeting on January 29, 2024, to discuss potential impacts on the community.

Minnesota has implemented a new law capping payday loan interest at 36% to protect consumers from high-interest debt cycles. The measure aims to promote financial stability and prevent predatory lending.

The Bloomington City Council approved an ordinance to vacate public easements for the BLOOMINGTON CENTRAL STATION 9TH ADDITION project, pending plat recording.

The Blaine City Council approved a lower-than-expected tax levy for 2024, resulting in a modest monthly increase for homeowners but maintaining essential city services.

Ashley Grimm announces her bid for re-election to the St. Louis County Board to continue advocating for families and investment in western Duluth neighborhoods.

Richard Spiczka has been appointed the new city manager of Bemidji, Minnesota, aiming to utilize the city's educational and medical resources for progress.

The report from the Minnesota Office of the Legislature Auditor shows increased starting salaries for state troopers but indicates that their top pay remains below that of city police officers.

The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office released the 8th edition of 'HCSO Happenings', available online, highlighting department achievements and offering transparency to the community.

Bloomington is set for changes to its Central Station development, with a new 164-unit senior apartment building proposed. A public hearing is scheduled for January 18th to gather residents' input.

Saint Paul is hosting a Supplier Fair on January 24 to connect local businesses with city contracting opportunities, featuring workshops, networking, and information on bidding processes and a new sales tax impact.