Plymouth is hiring part-time firefighters, hosting a weekly Farmers Market from June 18, and planning the Hilde Nights Concert Series for summer community events.

The Bloomington Planning Commission schedules a public hearing on June 5, 2025, for discussion on the Sign Code Look Back Ordinance Part II. Community members can participate in person, electronically, or via phone.

A Sherburne County Commissioner will remotely participate in a board meeting from Florida, reflecting the trend of hybridizing physical and virtual presence in governance.

Brooklyn Park, effective June 1, 2025, will no longer accept cash payments via city hall's drop box, urging residents to use checks, online, in-person, or phone payments for increased security.

Morrison County Commissioners prepare for a week of discussions on community concerns and emergency services from May 27-31, with calls for accessibility arrangements.

Minnesota State Economist Dr. Anthony Becker is set to present economic insights to the Saint Paul City Council to aid in their budget planning amidst fiscal uncertainties.

Saint Paul City Council announces committee meetings on various issues, including Como Zoo governance, economic outlook, opioid crisis, homelessness, and youth investment strategies, promoting transparency and public engagement.

The Duluth City Council's approval of an outdoor living site, Safe Bay, sparked a legal challenge causing a halt to its operation pending a special meeting on June 5 for further review.

Duluth City Council to introduce a tenant rights ordinance to improve housing conditions and legal awareness for renters and landlords, with discussions set for May 27.

Eden Prairie City Council recently acknowledged outgoing board and commission members for their community service, with an appreciation banquet held to honor their contributions to the city's character and policies.

Saint Paul reviews proposed Commercial Development District on White Bear Ave N, seeking public input on plan's alignment with city's Comprehensive Plan.

A judge halted President Trump's executive order to lay off 1,300 Department of Education employees, upholding a lawsuit against it as crucial federal duties were at stake.

Coon Rapids City Council recently took actions including a Poppy Days proclamation, a liquor license for July 4, infrastructure projects, and a resolution for federal funding to improve transportation.