The Plymouth Police Department shared a FAQ on their immigration policy, clarifying non-enforcement of federal immigration laws and the rights of immigrants during police interactions.

Mayor Frey starts his third term focusing on housing, safety, and economic growth for Minneapolis. He emphasizes opportunity and collaboration in his inauguration ceremony.

The Economic Development Authority of Brooklyn Park had a closed meeting following a public council meeting, topic undisclosed, causing local speculation.

The Saint Paul Zoning Committee's January meeting agenda discusses rezoning 325 Commercial Street and a conditional use permit for increased parking at 1645 Energy Park. Public input is invited.

Minneapolis elected a new Minority Leader who is a democratic socialist and aims to tackle various social and economic issues, aligning with a national trend.

Minnesota Senate Majority Leader Erin Murphy commends Governor Walz for his leadership and the introduction of a robust paid leave program. She criticizes the Trump administration and emphasizes mobilizing voters against a "corrupt oligarchy."

Rebecca Schack is Minnetonka's new mayor, focusing on green spaces and revising the zoning code, building on her experience from the planning commission and Comprehensive Plan Committee.

Brooklyn Park invites residents to apply for city commissions by January 31, 2025, to participate in governance and community improvement, with opportunities for youth as well.

Coon Rapids offers a "Front Door Grant" for exterior home improvements, with applications open until February 25. Selected via a March lottery, recipients may receive $1,000 to $5,000.

Saint Paul's new mayor Kaohly Her announced her senior leadership team, including four assistant mayors and various department heads focusing on safety, justice, and community development.

Bloomington Planning Commission invites public participation for a hearing on a conditional use permit for an indoor cannabis cultivation facility on January 22, 2026.

The Morrison County Board has a busy week with multiple meetings covering issues like community concerns and trails, accessible both in-person and online.

A public hearing is set for January 22, 2026, on a permit for an auto repair shop at 9200 Lyndale Ave S in Bloomington, with options to attend in person or electronically.