Saint Paul's Board of Zoning Appeals meeting for August 4, 2025, has been canceled; submissions for public testimony are due by 2:00 p.m., August 1, 2025.

Minneapolis announces pedestrian safety measures in Little Earth, including urban art installations, traffic calming features like bollards and midblock crosswalks.

Minnetonka prepares for mayoral and council elections, encouraging eligible residents to file for candidacy and participate in an informational session on the electoral process.

Anoka County Board announces start of County Fair and 3M Open, adopts election service agreement, supports electronic voting, secures a health grant, honors probation staff, and accepts a grant for radiological emergency preparedness.

City Council President Elliott Payne addresses a newsletter error and invites Ward 1 residents to register their National Night Out parties for an official visit, with registration closing on July 29.

Minnesota passed the Consumer Data Privacy Act, which gives Minnesotans control over their personal online data, including the right to access, correct, delete, and obtain copies of their data.

Wright County announces the candidate filing window for Senate District Seat 29, with various requirements and deadlines highlighted for the 2025 Special Election.

The Washington County Board of Commissioners discussed the 2026 budget, with upcoming department proposals and key dates for tax levy decisions outlined on their website.

Senator Heather Gustafson requests an independent review of Capitol security in Minnesota, citing recent security breaches and seeking to improve safety measures and emergency responses for government officials and the public.

Minnesota legislators condemn President Trump's executive order targeting the unhoused with civil commitment and reduced support for housing-first programs.

Met Council announced a 5.8% rise in wastewater treatment charges for 2026 but will maintain current development charges, citing inflation and tech upgrades as reasons. Despite the hike, rates in the Twin Cities remain below the national average.

The Metropolitan Council in Minneapolis-St. Paul has hired staff to engage with Tribal Nations and protect cultural sites amid infrastructure projects.

Bloomington City Council invites public input on prevailing wage law changes at a hearing on August 4, 2025. Residents can attend in person, virtually, or submit comments in advance.