The Trump administration is ending TPS for Somali immigrants in Minnesota, a decision criticized by Minneapolis City Council member Jason Chavez for its negative impact on the community.

The Minnesota House and Senate Queer Caucuses honored Transgender Day of Remembrance, spotlighting the violence against the trans community, and committed to promoting gender freedom and civil liberties.

Minnesota Senator Erin Maye Quade warns against federal preemption of state AI regulations, citing misuse cases and advocating for state-level legislation to protect citizens.

St. Louis Park City Council schedules a public hearing for a proposed 82-unit housing project on December 1, with a potential $14.5 million bond issuance.

Alex Kotze is named as Ramsey County's Deputy County Manager and COO, tasked with improving operational efficiency and interdepartmental coordination.

Saint Paul prepares for a Truth in Taxation hearing, inviting public input on the 2026 budget; residents can testify in person or in writing, and council meetings go paperless to increase efficiency and accessibility.

City Council introduced measures on small business support, property maintenance, parking restrictions on 109th Ave., utility regulations, accessible transportation, and animal regulations.

The Wright County Assessor's Office reminds new homeowners and residents about the December 31, 2025, homestead application deadline for 2026 property tax benefits.

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.