The Minnesota DHS is closing its Housing Stabilization Services due to provider fraud, emphasizing fiscal integrity and planning a program redesign with stakeholder input.

Senator Alice Mann advocates for vaccinations during National Immunization Awareness Month, emphasizing their role in public health and urging Minnesotans to consult healthcare providers about them.

Minnesota farmers face a sudden increase in feedlot permit fees imposed by the MPCA, sparking backlash over the lack of communication with the farming community and legislators.

Apple Valley invites residents to discuss changes to cannabis zoning regulations at the Planning Commission's public hearing on August 6th at 7:00 p.m.

The Blaine Planning Commission is holding a public hearing for a new development proposal for Blaine Town Center East, with community participation encouraged.

Blaine, MN schedules a public hearing for a zoning ordinance amendment regarding Scooter's Coffee signage, inviting public input through various means.

Senator Ann Johnson Stewart honored by CGMC as "Legislator of Distinction" for work on a key bonding bill benefiting Minnesota's water infrastructure.

Saint Paul City Council extends the local state of emergency for 90 days to combat a cybersecurity incident, enabling sustained access to state and federal aid while ensuring continuity of municipal services.

Anoka County reminds manufactured home residents that property taxes are due by August 31st, with various payment options available, including online, mail, or in-person drop-off.

Blaine's Planning Commission to hold a public hearing on August 12, 2025, for Manning Transfer's rezoning application for truck storage and repair facilities.

Apple Valley is hosting a public hearing on the vacation of easements in Founder's Circle, affecting local infrastructure and land use, on August 14 at the Municipal Center.

Blaine Planning Commission to hold a public hearing for a cannabis business conditional use permit application at 4131 Pheasant Ridge Drive NE, with community input welcome on August 12, 2025.

Wright County now lets third-party proctors administer unlimited class D written driving exams, enhancing accessibility and easing the process for local residents. Previously, a three-time fail limit sent applicants to state exam stations.