Scott County Officials Warn Against Quiet Redirection of $93M in Transportation Funds, Urge Transparency and Dialogue
Scott County officials warn against a proposed $93 million reallocation of transportation funds that could reduce their budget and compromise the acclaimed 2023 transportation bill, citing lack of transparency and public input in the process.
Minneapolis Community Shaken by Controversial Federal Operation Amidst Calls for Increased Law Enforcement Accountability
Federal operation in Minneapolis involved heavy law enforcement and has upset the community, contradicting local policies by involving local police in immigration enforcement.
Jeffrey Dahl Selected as Woodbury's New City Administrator Following Nationwide Search
Jeffrey Dahl is selected as the incoming City Administrator for the City of Woodbury after a nationwide search. He has a strong background in local government management and will start on July 28, pending contract approval.
Bloomington Family Aquatic Center Opening Delayed Due to Pool Leak, Alternative Arrangements Offered
The Bloomington Family Aquatic Center's opening is delayed to fix a pipe leak, with a new tentative opening planned for no earlier than June 13. Season pass holders may use the Richfield Outdoor Pool during the closure.
Bloomington PD's Detective Kristin Boomer Earns Respect for Law Officer of the Year Award, Christine Thelen Recognized for Exceptional Civilian Service
Detective Kristin Boomer was named Officer of the Year for her work in policy and public safety reform, while Christine Thelen was honored as Civilian Staff Member of the Year for community engagement.
Bloomington Public Health Touts Mental Health Advancements and Infectious Disease Control in 2024 Report for Bloomington, Edina, Richfield
Bloomington Public Health's 2024 annual report outlines strategies for community health improvement, with highlights on mental health, early childhood development, and infectious disease response.
St. Paul Job Corps Program Closure Draws Fire from Minnesota Senators Amid Concerns for Displaced Students
US Labor Department's halting of the St. Paul Job Corps program has sparked criticism from local senators, as it impacts 162 low-income students by removing their housing and job training opportunities.












