St. Paul's Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing on new variance requests for property developments exceeding existing zoning regulations.

Officer Chad Streiff was honored at a Twins game for his commitment to combating impaired driving, marking his legacy as a DWI Enforcer All-Star with 129 arrests in 2024.

Bloomington City Council invites public input on land use change at 8630 Xerxes Ave. S for August 25, 2025, with options for in-person and virtual attendance.

Minnesota Senator Ann Johnson Stewart received the "Legislator of Distinction" award from the League of Minnesota Cities for her work on issues important to urban governance.

Wright County launches its first online auction for tax-forfeited properties, offering registration for notifications on their website to simplify the process and increase accessibility.

Minnetonka City Council accepted a $277,215 tree planting grant, approved the development of a new apartment building, entered a legal agreement for after-hours legal coverage, and reviewed their Strategic Plan's quarterly update.

Minnesota requires a court review for foster youths 90 days before they turn 18 to ensure they're informed and involved in planning their transition to adulthood.

The Minneapolis Police Department hosted Ukrainian police cadets to expose them to U.S. policing practices and foster international solidarity in law enforcement.

Marc Culver was appointed as Brooklyn Park's new Director of Operations and Maintenance, bringing public works experience to his role. Mayor Winston and City Manager Stroebel praised his qualifications.

Zach Walker was selected as Bloomington's new city manager, bringing extensive governmental experience from his previous role in Independence, Missouri.

Rice County is seeking a Regional Project Manager to develop children's crisis residential services, with details and application process provided on their website.

The article discusses a review revealing communication failures in Minneapolis city government during a federal operation involving ICE, emphasizing the impact on immigrant communities and the Council's exclusion from timely information sharing.

Blaine, MN council to discuss a billboard permit on 8/18/2025. Public can attend or comment on the proposal by Outfront Media for a 65-foot billboard at 4202 Pheasant Ridge Drive NE.