The Saint Paul Heritage Preservation Commission will hold a meeting discussing changes to local landmarks, including stained glass removal and an addition to a church on Summit Avenue, with public participation encouraged.

Anoka County opposes the redirection of $6.2 million in sales tax funds to a pedestrian bridge project in Anoka, arguing it bypasses proper process and undermines countywide transportation efforts. The county seeks legal action against the decision.

Senator Alice Mann criticizes the impact of health care cost increases due to policies from the Trump administration, emphasizing the harm to Americans' access to affordable health care.

Anoka County Board highlights domestic violence, opioid crisis, and community funding, including lighting buildings in purple, hosting educational events, enhancing facility security, and managing financials.

Wright County's online portal can't process credit card payments for property taxes due to an issue. Alternative payment methods, like e-checks or in-person payments, are available. Officials are working to fix the problem.

Dr. Michael Soto is appointed as Ramsey County's Director of Policy and Administrative Strategy, bringing 20 years of experience and a focus on racial equity and performance management.

Erin Murphy criticized Trump's healthcare policies for increased costs in Minnesota, highlighting the impact of GOP tax cuts and tariffs on affordability and access to care.

The HCSO Insider newsletter offers updates on the department's activities, including reflections on the Annunciation Catholic School shooting, State Fair events, job openings, and employee spotlights.

The Morrison County Commissioners have a busy week with various meetings scheduled, including community development, emergency services, and environmental discussions, as stated in a public notice.

Locals addressed the Anoka County Board about the 2024 elections review in a concise session, underscoring the importance of community engagement and electoral integrity.

The Morrison County Board of Commissioners has a packed week of meetings from September 21-27, 2025, focused on community issues such as housing and the environment.

St. Louis Park residents can provide input on 2026 service charges at an October 6 public hearing. The proposed budget is $52,137 for District No. 2 services. Written and emailed comments are also accepted.

St. Louis Park has scheduled a public hearing on October 6, 2025, to discuss the Special Service District No. 1 service charge, with a $117,196 proposed budget for 2026.