Minneapolis' Budget Director Jayne Discenza has been honored as a "Top Woman in Finance" for her impactful work in enhancing public financial transparency and engaging the community in the budget process.

Minneapolis passed an ordinance to protect tenants and local communities from gentrification. It requires a 60-day notice before commercial properties in Cultural Districts are sold, aiming to increase transparency and equity in property sales.

Morrison County announces a schedule of public meetings for early October, covering topics from zoning to the Mississippi Bridge project, and emphasizes the importance of civic engagement.

Minneapolis Council Member Jason Chavez defends immigrant vendors against threats and City's punitive enforcement measures, advocating for compassionate alternatives and inclusivity.

Minneapolis voters start early voting for the municipal election, with a record number of mail-in ballots. The city encourages voter registration and participation in local governance through various initiatives.

Saint Paul's HRA plans to execute agreements with three fiscal advisory firms to enhance financial management for community projects, ensuring strategic planning and city development.

Sergeant Tom Lowery retires from Eden Prairie Police Department after 25 years, receiving a Career Achievement Award for his dedicated service and contributions to public safety.

Saint Paul abruptly cancels a Board of Zoning Appeals meeting, causing disruption and leaving residents and applicants uncertain about rescheduling and public comment submissions.

Saint Paul HPC will discuss historical site alterations, including stained-glass window replacement at Vertical Church and expansion at 1111 Summit Avenue. Public input is invited.

Bloomington plans a public hearing to discuss airport parking ordinance amendments, addressing remote and hotel airport parking standards, on September 29, 2025.

Minnesota Senate Majority Leader Erin Murphy urges bipartisan support for proposed gun violence prevention laws, stressing the need for GOP votes to pass any bill.

The MN Senate Committee visited Rochester's food bank to assess the impact of proposed SNAP cuts, intensifying concerns over food security and potential consequences for families.

Minneapolis is inviting residents to apply for positions on city boards and commissions to impact policies in areas like housing and public safety. Applications are due by September 30th.