Wright County Board accuses the DOC of an "extortion attempt" over financial demands related to the county's transition to managing its own community corrections, with a focus on probation and oversight of individuals with felony convictions.

New federal limits cap THC in hemp products, affecting Minnesota's hemp industry and prompting state officials to seek ways to mitigate the impact on local businesses.

Medica plans to acquire UCare in Minnesota, prompting concerns from Senator Matt Klein about reduced consumer choice and market stability amid federal Medicaid cuts.

Minnetonka's recent municipal election saw 33.04% turnout, the second highest since 1985, with a rise in absentee ballots to 3,868. Total votes cast were 13,272.

Minneapolis officials, responding to health concerns, announced a public hearing on December 2 for a new wrecking provisions ordinance, after the controversial demolition of Smith Foundry exposed residents to potential hazards.

The Minneapolis Police Department has promoted new lieutenants and sergeants to key leadership roles, signaling a commitment to strong leadership and community wellbeing.

Mankato law enforcement will conduct low-light, adverse-weather firearms training this week, with the police advising the public of expected gunfire sounds.

Issue #30 of the HCSO Insider highlights the Hennepin County Sheriff's Office activities, including staff awards, K9 memorials, wellness events, and recruitment efforts.

Maple Grove is seeking residents to join its Planning Commission and Parks and Recreation Board, with application deadlines imminent to shape the community’s future.

Sherburne County announced a "Truth-In-Taxation" meeting for December 4 at 6 p.m. in the County Boardroom to discuss tax assessments and budget proposals.

Rice County is sending out 2026 proposed property tax statements. The statements compare 2025 taxes and invite residents to discuss the budget at a meeting on December 11.

Minnesota DFL leaders criticize the federal budget agreement for not addressing high health care costs and failing to extend tax credits for insurance premiums, accusing Republicans of prioritizing tax breaks for the wealthy.

Minneapolis residents can meet with City Council President Elliott Payne at Cosmic Coffee, discuss the City budget at public hearings, follow yard waste guidelines, and recycle election signs.