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

Minnesota Senate passes a bill setting standards for data centers on local investment, union jobs, and adherence to environmental regulations in energy use.

Minnesota's Senate passed a $700 million infrastructure bill with bipartisan support, affecting colleges and more, awaiting Governor Walz's signature.

The Minnesota Senate passed the 2025 Jobs and Labor budget bill, which aims to improve worker protections and expand labor resources, through the efforts of Senator Jen McEwen.

Mankato Dept. of Public Safety receives the DoD ESGR Above and Beyond Award for exceptional support of military personnel.

Minnetonka's city council focuses on infrastructure, inclusivity, financial integrity, Ice Arena upgrades, highway improvements, and celebrates Pride Month.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey signed Executive Order 2025-01 to reinforce police reform and implement changes despite federal oversight withdrawal. The order focuses on advancing community-driven and accountable policing practices.

The Met Council experienced mixed results in the second year of its climate action plan, with increased emissions but improved operational efficiency and strides in sustainable transit operations.

Minnesota's legislature moves to exclude undocumented immigrants from MinnesotaCare, prompting criticism and calls for action from local officials who see it as an increase in health disparities and a prioritization of corporate interests.

The Metropolitan Council awarded $210,000 in grants to seven metro cities for water conservation and equity, enabling free replacement of old toilets with efficient models for residents.

Dakota County officials oppose a legislative proposal that could redirect $93 million from county transportation funds to the Metropolitan Council for BRT projects.

Minnesota's SF 3 bill, led by State Senator Foung Hawj, has passed to reinforce environmental protections and community support, including funding for projects and addressing abandoned watercraft.

Morrison County officials prepare for a week of events, including a board meeting on June 10. Community participation is encouraged, with financial discussions and development meetings scheduled.