St. Louis Park invites residents to a public hearing to discuss service fees for the next year, offering ways to participate in person or via email. The city ensures accessibility for all community members to join the democratic process.

Minnesota's Department of Public Safety has announced increased security at the State Capitol, including trooper presence, fewer entry points, security audits, an independent review, and plans for hiring security officers and technology upgrades.

Duluth Mayor Reinert is hosting a public City Hall event to honor the Harbor Monsters' consecutive ArenaMania Championship wins, celebrating the team's success and community unity.

Wright County extends early voting hours to increase turnout and facilitate residents' participation in elections.

St. Louis Park invites residents to participate in a survey for the second phase of zoning code updates by Sunday, August 22, influencing local business district standards.

Senator Judy Seeberger was named the 2025 “Legislator of Distinction” by the League of Minnesota Cities for her efforts in bridging state and local governance.

City Council adopted measures including parking restrictions, street reconstruction planning, a recycling fund amendment, election judge appointments, and a golf fund budget amendment.

Two new officers, Peter Stiefel and Jacob Monsma, were sworn in at a Maple Grove City Council meeting, highlighting the city's dedication to public safety.

Minneapolis secures top AAA credit ratings from S&P, Fitch, and Moody’s for the second year, signaling the city's financial health and careful management.

Washington County's Board of Commissioners discussed budget details and a possible 6.9% levy hike for 2026, which could mean a $50 property tax increase for homeowners.

The Saint Paul City Council overcame a digital security issue, ensured continuous operations, and prepares for Molly Coleman's swearing-in for Ward 4 on August 27.

Plymouth seeks a new Deputy City Manager with applications due by Sept. 8; the role involves leading interdepartmental projects and managing staff with a salary up to $194,759.

Morrison County Commissioners schedule public meetings from August 17-23 to discuss planning, budgeting, and regional issues, with accommodations for public attendance and virtual options available.