The Saint Paul Zoning Committee's agenda includes a Venue 1944 rental hall permit, a residential space conversion at 7th St W, and a wellness club project at James Ave.

The University of Minnesota Regents are discussing a balanced budget proposal for FY 2026, addressing tuition and funding challenges. New officers were elected, and public input is open until June 17.

Minnesota's Inclusive Democracy Caucus criticizes Trump's deployment of US Marines in Los Angeles, accusing him of authoritarian tactics and Constitutional rights violations.

Hennepin County Administrator, David Hough, announces retirement set for July 31, 2025, with an advisory role to follow.

The Duluth Police added K9 Fitz to their K9 Division, with Officer Shane McKee as his partner after graduating from K9 School. Fitz is trained in multiple policing skills.

Health Secretary Robert Kennedy Jr. ousted all 17 ACIP members, with criticism over his new appointees' history of vaccine misinformation, sparking calls for an investigation and concern for public health policies.

Scott County Board of Commissioners thanks community and partners for influencing legislative outcomes, highlighting successful advocacy against transportation tax proposal and human services cost shifts.

The Bloomington City Council schedules a public hearing on June 30, 2025, to discuss the vacation of easements at three local properties, allowing for re-platting.

Noah McVay was appointed as a Community Advisor to the Saint Paul City Council's Audit Committee, serving without voting rights from June 11, 2025 to 2028.

Minneapolis' finance department won the Distinguished Budget Presentation Award and the Excellence in Financial Reporting certificate from the GFOA, highlighting their commitment to transparent and accessible financial reporting.

Saint Paul Police Department's Canine Unit won titles at the USPCA trials, with officers and their K9s achieving top placements in various competitions.

Brooklyn Park invites residents to attend summer town hall forums for community engagement with the Mayor and Council Members, starting June 17 at Hennepin Technical College.

St. Paul's BZA addressed property variance requests, approving some, like a religious institution conversion, while denying others, based on zoning regulations.