Plymouth City Council approved a resolution to seek a half-cent local sales tax for $135 million in recreational upgrades, pending state legislature approval and a November public vote.

Alexandria organizers will run a free bus to the MCCL March for Life in St. Paul this Thursday. The march begins at noon on the State Capitol grounds with a Capitol steps program.

Hennepin Healthcare says it must find $50 million in Q1 savings, raising the prospect of layoffs and service cuts at HCMC even as leaders try to protect core trauma care.

A Minneapolis recruiter emailed high school students urging enlistment as a way to shield undocumented family members, citing parole in place — a move that drew criticism and a Guard response.

Minneapolis officials affirmed the rights to free expression and peaceful assembly ahead of anticipated weekend demonstrations, emphasizing constitutional freedoms and the importance of safety.

The Minnesota National Guard is on standby to aid in public safety during expected protests, wearing reflective vests to be identifiable, and is ready to assist local law enforcement while respecting citizens' rights.

Victor Manuel Diaz's death in ICE custody has sparked outcry and criticism of the privately operated Camp East Montana immigration facility's conditions.

Blaine adopts a 2026 budget with a 9.9% tax levy increase, less than last year's 15%, omitting new staff positions to manage future levy growth and prioritizing public safety in its spending.

Minneapolis residents and officials prepare for a protest against the Muslim community, including a Quran burning, with local leaders expressing support for inclusivity and safety measures.

Minneapolis and Saint Paul officials host forums on immigration, warn about ICE's Operation PARRIS, advise on rights and preparedness, offer resources, and take a legal stand against federal immigration enforcement.

St. Louis Park, MN, addresses increased federal immigration enforcement, affirming its stance as an inclusive community and outlining the police department's non-cooperation in immigration law enforcement.

The Saint Paul Planning Commission's Zoning Committee focuses on cityscape changes, considering rezonings and variances, with key proposals for 325 Commercial Street, 1645 Energy Park, and 1321 Payne Avenue. Public input is sought ahead of decisions.

Governor Tim Walz proposes a $907 million bonding bill for Minnesota infrastructure, but Senator Sandy Pappas calls for greater investment, noting inflation and backlogs.