Minnesota Senators Aric Putnam and Rob Kupec announce AGRI grants for farmers to increase biosecurity against diseases and improve resilience against extreme weather.

Minnesota honors the cultural legacy of Gordon Parks with plans for a living memorial, following the 2025 Legacy bill's funds allocation. Lawmakers and community members in St. Paul celebrated Parks, emphasizing his impact on arts and social justice.

Minneapolis officials, including Mayor Frey, stand with the Somali community, offering support against potential ICE actions and highlighting resources such as legal aid and safety measures for protests.

City officials say an early retirement and a vacancy closed a $273K shortfall, and the council pushed the final 2026 budget vote to Dec. 15.

Senator Alice Mann will not seek reelection but is honored by her legislative work on healthcare reform, workers' rights, and Minnesota’s Paid Leave program.

Morrison County, MN, announces a series of public meetings on topics like public safety and highway studies, with options to attend in-person and virtually.

Blaine has revised its temporary sign ordinance, offering businesses more flexibility for advertising special events and promotions with specific permits and restrictions.

Sheriff Witt announces her candidacy for the 2026 Hennepin County Sheriff's race, highlighting community engagement and outreach efforts by her office.

Blaine's Planning Commission to hold a hearing on Minnesota Performance's request to expand auto repair business and amend its conditional use permit for outdoor vehicle storage.

Blaine residents can comment on Wellington Management's development plans at a public hearing, where the proposal for mixed-use space including retail and dining will be reviewed.

The Chanhassen mayor's update covered public service recognition, a lower city tax levy, park development progress, infrastructure project planning, and road construction updates.

Bloomington residents are invited to a public hearing on December 8, 2025, to discuss the city's financial future, including the 2026 budget and tax levy.

The Minnetonka city council approved new trail construction, commemorated Mayor Wiersum's service, advanced utility bonds, amended fees, and supported Small Business Saturday.