Saint Paul residents can attend a public hearing on the proposed Ramsey County budget for 2026-27 tonight at the City Hall–Courthouse, with parking fees waived.

St. Paul zoning board decisions ranged from denying a real estate sign variance to approving a new dwelling, an extra drive-through lane, and a six-story building.

Minnetonka declares no involvement in immigration enforcement, emphasizes a safe environment for all to access city services and seeks to maintain open communication with residents.

Hennepin County is forming a Reparative Justice Research Task Force to address its history of racial injustices, with a focus on actionable steps for equity.

Deputy Katherine Sandberg was named MN Deputy Sheriff of the Year by the Carver County Sheriff's Office for her commitment to service and community protection.

Maple Grove city offices will open at 9:30 a.m. on December 11 due to an employee event, as announced on social media. Normal operations will resume after this time.

Minneapolis budget committee approved $1.2 million for the 38th Street THRIVE plan to support community investment, as announced by Council Member Jason Chavez on Facebook.

Minneapolis is considering a new ordinance to prevent city resources from aiding federal immigration enforcement, with a public hearing scheduled by Council Members.

Minnesota Senator Jen McEwen criticizes Trump's racist remarks and policies against the Somali community in Minnesota, expressing solidarity with them and condemning the administration's divisive tactics.

The Morrison County Board of Commissioners has a week of meetings, with sessions on community development, public health, and planning. Holiday events are also scheduled.

Morrison County Commissioners have a busy schedule of meetings and events from December 7-13, offering residents opportunities for involvement in local governance and community engagement.

The City of Bloomington asserts their local police will not enforce federal immigration laws, aiming to reassure the community of their focus on safety and local duties, separate from federal actions.

The Duluth Charter Commission is looking for new members to discuss and decide on city governance changes, with meetings detailed on their social media.