Coon Rapids City Council approved safety cameras, set 2026 fees, approved a water plant pump, rezoned a property, and addressed Ice Center contracts and facility maintenance.

Residents at an Anoka County Board meeting raised issues about infrastructure and community policing, with the session conducted efficiently under Chair Gamache's guidance.

Minnesota's Supreme Court ruled unanimously for trans rights in public spaces, including sports, under the MHRA, a landmark victory noted by the Senate Queer Caucus.

The Saint Paul HPC will review heritage matters, like the alteration of the Vertical Church windows and discuss the CLG Review and officer nominations. Public testimony is invited via email.

The MPD received awards at the IACP Conference including Officer of the Year for acts of heroism and the Leadership in Community Policing Award for a juvenile initiative.

Wright County received a $867,500 DEED grant for the demolition of an old Government Center, making way for a development offering housing, commercial space, and a marina, expected to create jobs and boost the economy.

Minneapolis officials face scrutiny for the handling of high-profile cases as the City Council calls for police transparency and accountability amid stalled investigations.

The Metropolitan Council invites feedback on its draft Aviation System Plan aiming to manage MSP Airport's growth and environmental impact amidst rising air traffic.

Blaine's City has updated its city code with Ordinance 25-2586, providing a legal framework for residents and officials, enhancing transparency in legal changes.

The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office released their "HCSO Insider" newsletter with updates on staff, procedures, and community engagement initiatives.

Washington County Board to hold public hearings on fee schedule and capital improvement plan; receives donations for the Sheriff's Office and other departments.

Saint Paul joined a lawsuit with eight governments to protect $100M in emergency funds, arguing that the Trump administration's conditions on these grants are unrelated and possibly unconstitutional.

The federal shutdown leads to halted SNAP and MFIP food benefits, causing uncertainty for low-income families in Ramsey County, although cash assistance from MFIP continues.