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.

The Coon Rapids Police Department promoted Troy Hyland to Captain and Autumn Nelson to Sergeant, highlighting their exemplary leadership and community service.

Minneapolis Council Member Jamal Osman calls for action on safety and homelessness after a shooting at Hiawatha and Lake Street injured five people. He criticizes slow government response and lack of coordination.

The Morrison County Commissioners have a busy schedule with meetings on water conservation, budget planning, library affairs, zoning, public health, safety, and agriculture from Sept 14-20, 2025.

Blaine City Council has selected Erik Thorvig as the new city manager after a national search. Thorvig, with extensive local experience and prior roles in Blaine, succeeds Michelle Wolfe to oversee city operations.

The North Central HIDTA Major Crimes Task Force was honored in DC for its drug enforcement efforts, including significant drug seizures and 63 arrests.

Minneapolis Police Department welcomed 32 cadets, 29 CSOs, and four interns at an event attended by city and law enforcement leaders, highlighting recruitment efforts amid policing challenges.

Anoka County reminds residents to pay the second half of their real estate property taxes by October 15, with options to pay online, by mail, or in person.