The Chanhassen community honored veterans before Veterans Day, and the new City Hall's open house drew 600 citizens. The mayor addressed the Highway 7 project, stating it's in study phase with city's limited role for now.

Maple Grove Police's Chief Werner and Officer Hansen were honored for their actions during an assassination attempt, also sharing a light moment about their love for the Chicago Cubs.

The St. Paul Heritage Preservation Commission will tackle new and ongoing preservation issues, discuss a revised garage design for 985 Summit, vote on Chair and Vice Chair roles, and conclude with an adjournment.

Senator Foung Hawj visited the Heights, a redevelopment in St. Paul, emphasizing its potential for economic growth, job creation, and housing development.

Minnesota State Senator Sandy Pappas announced she will retire after the 2026 session, having been a significant figure in state politics and advocate for a variety of issues.

Bloomington invites residents to a public hearing on November 17, 2025, regarding a proposed increase in wastewater service rates. Community engagement and transparency are emphasized.

Coon Rapids City Council approved gambling at Pizza Flame, a real estate sale, and parking restrictions. They updated utility regulations and celebrated DECA Week.

Bloomington's City Council will hear public opinions on proposed parking ramp licensing changes on November 17th, allowing residents to partake in-person or digitally.

Bloomington may raise solid waste fees, with a public hearing on November 17, 2025, for input on the matter and related ordinance amendments. Viewing options include BTV and online platforms.

Bloomington invites public input on a CDBG Plan amendment, offering ways to participate both in-person and digitally before and during the December 8, 2025 hearing.

Erin Murphy received the MSFCA's "Legislative Award" for her work in securing Minnesota's emergency response funds, particularly protecting the Fire Safety Account.

Woodbury residents to discuss a 9.6% city tax increase for the 2026 budget, equating to $130 more yearly for the median-valued home, during a City Hall meeting on December 10.

Minneapolis sees record turnout in the 2025 Municipal Election with 55% of voters participating, surpassing the previous record and demonstrating high civic engagement. Results are to be certified soon.