Early voting starts in Ramsey County for the Nov. 4 elections, including Senate District 47 and various school district elections, with options to vote early by mail or in person.

Minnesota's SNAP application process is halted due to the federal government shutdown, affecting food aid for vulnerable residents, with leaders urging for resolution.

Wright County reminds property owners of the due date for the second half of property taxes, with payment options available online, by mail, or in person.

Bloomington Planning Commission to host a public hearing on November 6 for Small Business Codes and Processes amendment, with multiple ways to participate and submit testimony.

Bloomington, MN is holding a public hearing on an airport parking City Code Amendment on November 6, 2025, with various participation options available.

The Anoka County Board celebrated long-serving employees, approved healthcare contracts for corrections, discussed a school safety officer agreement, and planned road improvements, while addressing an audit snag and highlighting park developments.

The federal shutdown has halted processing of new SNAP applications in Minnesota, putting food assistance programs like SNAP and MFIP at risk, with a contingency plan directed to local food resources.

The Bloomington Planning Commission invites the public to a hearing on November 6, 2025, to discuss the American Boulevard Transit Study, accessible in person or online.

The Bloomington Planning Commission is holding a public hearing regarding the Small Business Codes and Processes Phase II Ordinance on November 6, 2025.

Bloomington has started construction on a new health and wellness center funded by a local sales tax, aimed at improving community recreation and programs.

Bloomington is holding a public hearing on November 6, 2025, to discuss proposed changes to airport parking regulations, allowing residents to participate in person, by phone, and online.

Minnesota city leaders, including Mayor Melvin Carter, appeal to state lawmakers for local authority to enact gun violence prevention measures in response to a school shooting.

The Trump Administration's US DOT has issued an Interim Final Rule that removes race and gender presumptions in the DBE program, affecting contractor qualification for federally funded projects.