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.

The article details how Minneapolis City Council's after-action review, led by member Jason Chavez, revealed communication failures during a federal operation involving ICE and MPD, affecting the immigrant community and trust in local leadership.

Senator Ron Latz plans to introduce a bill to regulate "ghost guns" to align Minnesota's gun laws with federal standards, following a state Supreme Court ruling permitting them.

Saint Paul officials encourage Ward 4 residents to vote in the upcoming special election, highlighting multiple options for casting their ballots either early or on Election Day.

Guadalupe Lopez is appointed director of Minnesota's Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives Office, focusing on violence affecting Indigenous people.

St. Louis Park is considering a proposal for a drive-thru only Chipotle. The planning commission will address this in a meeting where public input on land use changes and permits is welcome.

Coon Rapids City Council approved community measures, accepted a crime support grant, and prepared for a Special Primary Election.

Bloomington invites locals to a public hearing on August 14, 2025, for the South Loop District Comprehensive Plan Amendment, with in-person, online, and phone participation options.