The Saint Paul Planning Commission discussed a permit for Leaflet Missal to operate in a historic building, city planning improvements, and a new licensing system named PAULIE. Public engagement and transparency were emphasized.

The Minnesota Senate Asian Pacific Caucus condemned the removal of TPS for Myanmar nationals in Minnesota, stressing ongoing conflict in Myanmar and the Karen community's contributions to the state.

Four Saint Paul police officers graduated from Northwestern University's School of Police Staff and Command, according to a Facebook post from the department.

The Morrison County Board of Commissioners will meet during the week of Nov 23-29 to discuss county matters, with meetings open for public observation.

Sherburne County commissioners will attend board meetings via interactive technology, in compliance with Minnesota's open meeting law, allowing for remote participation and transparency.

Bloomington City Council invited public input on relocating a Veterans Memorial to Harrison Park, facilitating participation through multiple channels and methods.

Bloomington, Minnesota, plans major infrastructure investments and schedules a public hearing on December 8, 2025, for resident input on its proposed $221.7 million Capital Improvement Plan.

Hennepin County Sheriff's Office, led by Sheriff Dave Hutchinson, had a week of community engagement, including educational events, turkey distributions, discussions on public safety, and a dinner with Minnesota Vikings players.

Minneapolis officials stand with Somali residents affected by Trump's TPS termination, offering resources through social media and local legal aid initiatives.

The Saint Paul Police Department's Canine Unit won the USPCA 2025 Tim Jones Memorial Award, with individual teams also achieving top rankings in various categories.

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.