Duluth invites locals to a meeting on Campus Connector trail project details, including segments 4 and 5 construction, road overhauls, and pedestrian safety enhancements.

Apple Valley announces its municipal liquor business will operate under the assumed name "Apple Valley Liquor," with official notice provided by the city clerk.

Blaine's cityscape will evolve with new pylon signs in the Highway 65/Main Street Interchange District, as permitted by the recently approved Ordinance 25-2587.

Blaine City Council approves a zoning change from residential to commercial, potentially allowing for new businesses and economic growth, while raising concerns about traffic and displacement.

Blaine, Minnesota, has introduced a new municipal code to simplify and update local laws, which will replace older regulations and streamline ordinances for clarity and conciseness.

Washington County Board of Commissioners approved initiatives for homelessness prevention, library renovations, and various other community welfare programs, including substance use prevention and cybersecurity awareness.

Senator Jim Carlson of Minnesota has announced his retirement after 18 years in the state senate, highlighting his work on election security and public safety.

Morrison County released a public notice detailing a schedule of local government and community events from October 5-11, including commissioner meetings and forums on various issues.

Mayor Elise Ryan announces the opening of Chanhassen's new city hall and improvements to the Civic Campus, including amenities and a preliminary levy increase.

Hennepin County Sheriff's Office shared updates on community engagement, including Sheriff Hutchinson's podcast wisdom, Sgt. Glanzer's game ball honor, and hosting the Minnesota Shield Network Conference.

Minnesota is preparing businesses for the Paid Leave program, offering an educational session in Saint Paul with the Department of Employment and Economic Development.

Senator Nick Frentz criticizes the DOE for retracting a $464 million investment aimed at modernizing Minnesota's energy grid, which could raise energy costs and reduce reliability.

Dakota County residents must pay the second half of 2025's property taxes by October 15, with various payment options available. Late payments will incur penalties detailed on tax statements.