Minnesota's Medical Assistance Housing Stabilization Services program ended due to fraud, leading to a DHS overhaul and Medicaid provider system clean-up.

Jason Chavez corrected early voting hours to 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for the weekend before the election, with options to vote in person or drop off mail ballots until Election Day.

Elliott Payne criticizes Mayor Frey's administration for obstructing the City Auditor's investigations into city mishaps.

Minnesota Senator Zaynab Mohamed is set to receive the Politician of the Year Award from One Young World in Munich and will also be the first recipient of the Miguel Uribe Turbay Prize.

Kim Babine is named the permanent executive director of Minnesota's OJP after serving as interim since January 2025 and previously as deputy director.

Wright County is preparing for its upcoming election with a focus on voter turnout and early voting options, extending operating hours, and advising voters to review sample ballots and confirm polling locations.

Blaine Planning Commission schedules a public hearing to discuss amending a property's designation and rezoning at 8550 Van Buren Street NE for potential residential development.

Blaine's Planning Commission plans a public hearing on rezoning 8501 Old West 35W Service Drive NE from Commercial to Light Industrial. The hearing is on November 12, 2025, at Blaine City Hall.

Anoka County reminds residents with agricultural properties or manufactured homes to pay taxes by November 15 to avoid penalties, offering online, mail, and in-person payment options.

Minnetonka residents prepare to vote for mayor, council members, and school board positions, with early voting available and ranked choice voting for municipal offices.

The Trump administration's move to block states from excluding medical debt from credit reports clashes with state laws like Minnesota's Debt Fairness Act.

Sherburne County Commissioners plan a casual lunch on November 4th, with no county business discussed, open for public observation. Contact County Administrator for details.

The federal shutdown is affecting SNAP benefits in Minneapolis, but Minnesota has offered $4M in emergency funds and is suing the USDA over assistance suspension. Residents can seek food aid from local programs amid broader community support efforts.