St. Louis Park will hold a public hearing on October 6 to discuss a $56,686 levy for sidewalk and public area services for Special Service District No. 3. Residents can attend or submit written comments.

Wright County resolved an online portal issue allowing e-check property tax payments again; credit card payments are expected to be fixed by Monday, Sept. 22. Physical payments remain available.

A public hearing is scheduled for October 7 to discuss a proposed Crawford Lake Improvement District aimed at tackling aquatic issues and preserving the lake.

The Rondo Community Library in Saint Paul is closing temporarily, with a town hall on September 22 to discuss security and improvements, including a public health strategy to address the fentanyl crisis.

St. Louis Park offers early voting from September 19 to November 3, with a variety of ways to vote including in-person and by mail, plus resources like a mailed guide and online sample ballots for voter information.

Plymouth Mayor Jeff Wosje updated on The Boulevard project, transforming the former Prudential campus into a mixed-use area with retail, dining, housing, and a park by 2027, starting with a new Summit Orthopedics facility.

Senator Ann Johnson Stewart is appointed chair of Minnesota's Electricity as Vehicle Fuel Working Group, focusing on fair electric vehicle taxation and infrastructure adaptation.

Wright County's online property tax payment system is down, disrupting credit card and e-check transactions. The county advises in-person payments while the issue is being resolved.

The Board of Zoning Appeals discussed property developments in Saint Paul, approving some with conditions, denying others, and granting requests for variances.

Minnesota State Senator Ann Rest announced her retirement after over 40 years in the legislature, with a history of significant tax legislation and promoting women leaders.

Minnesota senators from the Gun Violence Prevention Working Group are disappointed over a lack of consensus on gun control measures despite ongoing efforts.

Bloomington City Council is considering a proposal that might allow private developments, including a waterpark, and has scheduled a public hearing for September 30, 2025.

Minnesota's Senate Working Group on Gun Violence Prevention discussed various gun control measures in a recent meeting, though no formal votes were taken.