Sherburne County is selling tax-forfeited land "as is" through auctions, with no refunds or exchanges, to recoup revenues and offer properties new ownership.

An ICE agent in Minneapolis was involved in a fatal shooting, leading the city's Senate delegation to call for an immediate investigation and condemn the violence.

Maple Grove Police stated they enforce local laws, not federal immigration ones, and will only aid ICE for public safety without enforcing immigration laws. They clarifiy their role in ICE operations, emphasizing peace and safety.

Four St. Louis Park City Council members were sworn in; Brausen and Budd are returning, while Bashore and Engelking are new. They'll meet twice monthly.

The Axtell Group recommends security enhancements for the Minnesota State Capitol, with the Minnesota State Patrol acknowledging staff professionalism but seeing a need for upgrades in screening and technology.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey calls for ICE to leave the city after a shooting, advocating for immigrant communities and peaceful protests, with restrictions on unlawful activities.

The Anoka County Board of Commissioners starts the year with Scott Schulte as chair and Mandy Meisner as vice chair. The board updated rules and salaries and discussed infrastructure and audit plans.

Jason Chavez begins his term as Chair of the Minneapolis Public Health, Equity, and Safety Committee, addressing issues and committing to combat federal policies affecting Latino communities.

The City Hall Dropbox in Brooklyn Park is temporarily closed for repairs, with no set reopening date. Residents can pay bills in person, online, or by mail.

The article reflects on the 5th anniversary of the January 6th insurrection, with political leaders discussing its impact and ongoing democratic challenges, especially concerning Trump's actions.

Senator Ron Latz critiqued Trump's pardons of January 6 convicts, stressing the attack's impact on democracy and law, marking the event's fifth anniversary.

Wright County Attorney Brian Lutes announces his bid for re-election, emphasizing his dedication to public safety, collaboration with law enforcement, and commitment to the county's well-being.

Washington County Board of Commissioners meeting highlights include Karla Bigham as board chair, a new therapy K9 for the Sheriff's Office, and developments such as a dental clinic and trail extension.