The City of Minneapolis urges support for immigrant-owned businesses, emphasizing their importance to the city's economy and cultural diversity, especially amidst federal activities causing concern.

The St. Paul Board of Zoning Appeals will review variance requests for Morgan Scott's community center and Kong Lee's auto shop, including deviations from zoning codes like window coverage and sidewalk requirements. Public input is encouraged.

Minneapolis developers can apply for Met Council's Livable Communities grants to create connected, sustainable communities, focusing on inclusive housing and jobs. Applications, with a $750 fee, are due by January 20, 2026.

The City of Minneapolis honored retiring Fire Chief Tyner, celebrating his 30-year service and leadership, which included guiding the department through public safety challenges.

The Minneapolis City Council passed a strengthened separation ordinance to prevent local resources from being used in federal immigration enforcement, as announced by Council Member Jason Chavez.

Governor Walz named Judge Tim O'Malley as Minnesota's Director of Program Integrity, with Senate Majority Leader Erin Murphy endorsing the choice and highlighting efforts to enhance fiscal accountability.

The article outlines the Saint Paul HRA's meeting agenda, highlighting discussions on a redevelopment project, public service recognition, and a watershed flood mitigation project. Public involvement and accessibility to the meeting are emphasized.

Minnesota updated its child maltreatment guidelines to clarify practices, include new statutory language on labor trafficking, and promote respect through "People First" language.

The Bloomington City Council will hold a public hearing on Dec 22, 2025, to discuss a proposed code amendment regarding remote airport parking operations within the HX-R zoning district.

Councilmember Bowie condemns Saint Paul police actions in an ICE and HSI raid, promotes an investigation for accountability, and advocates for a city policy against enforcing federal immigration laws.

The City of Minneapolis informed residents about legal support for immigrants and refugees, emphasizing the MPD's non-cooperation with ICE on civil immigration enforcement and highlighting available resources and legal clinics.

Apple Valley, MN bans virtual currency kiosks citing fraud and cybercrime, requiring removal by 2026 after a 99% increase in related complaints according to the FBI's IC3.

Anoka County board meeting highlighted Andrew Dykstra's awards, infrastructure projects, policing contracts for 2026, Highway 47 improvements, and a tax levy increase aimed at fiscal stability.