Coon Rapids City Council met, acknowledging first responders, approving a Costco development, adopting an ordinance for low-density residential areas, accepting a tree planting grant, and planning for a transportation project.

Bloomington's City Council election on November 4 is a chance for residents to influence local policies on parks, housing, and public safety by voting for council and school board seats.

Minneapolis City Council has implemented measures supporting street vendors, including reduced permit costs and expanded vending locations, in response to safety and livability concerns.

Mayors and Moms Demand Action met at the Minnesota State Capitol to call for assault weapon bans or the power for cities to enact their own gun laws, following a school shooting.

Ramsey County Manager Ling Becker has proposed a budget for 2026-2027 focused on sustainability and resilience, with an increase in the property tax levy to cover critical investments in the workforce and key services.

Brooklyn Park is set to present the Northwest Growth Area Plan to the City Council, shaped by public input from events and online forums, with residents encouraged to give feedback before the plan proceeds to environmental review.

Morrison County has a packed schedule for the week of August 31 to September 6, with various meetings including budget talks and council events, virtual and in-person.

Ramsey County Manager presents the 2026-27 budget, aims for strategic financial planning and resident feedback.

Ramsey County reminds residents to pay their property taxes by Oct. 15 and offers assistance for those who qualify, plus educational resources in multiple languages.

Residents in precincts 5-4 and 5-5 of southern Coon Rapids can participate in absentee voting for the House Seat 34B election at City Hall with extended hours on certain days.

Officer Max Strong from Mankato was honored as a "DWI All Star" by Minnesota OTS for arresting 82 impaired drivers in 2024, exemplifying dedication to road safety.

Minneapolis Councilman Jason Chavez has taken to Facebook to express strong support for transgender rights and is working with the City Attorney's Office on local protections against discrimination.

Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board sets September 3 for a public hearing to consider renaming Lake Nokomis 50th Street Beach after long-serving parks official Al Wittman.