Minneapolis officials reaffirm sanctuary city status, refusing to help federal law enforcement target immigrants, despite being placed on a sanctuary watch list by the Trump administration.

St. Paul's Board of Zoning Appeals ruled on various zoning variances, approving some requests and denying others, with a posted document detailing their decisions.

Blaine's Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a proposed amendment to allow larger accessory buildings in the Lakes of Radisson neighborhood.

Minnesota awarded $1.3 million in grants to 35 organizations to support age-friendly initiatives, such as housing assessments and social engagement for older adults.

Blaine, MN, schedules a public hearing for Hyper Kidz Blaine's indoor play facility application. Residents can attend on June 10, 2025, or submit written comments by June 9.

The MMEO presented its annual report, expanded services to Michigan, Anoka County Library received donations, a resident donated burial plots, and the county extended homelessness support and law enforcement funding.

Blaine Planning Commission to hold a public hearing on zoning amendments for home occupations on June 10, 2025.

Blaine invites feedback on zoning ordinance changes related to temporary signs, with a public hearing set for June 10, 2025.

Blaine, Minnesota, will hold a public hearing on zoning changes for cannabis in industrial zones. Residents can review details online and participate in or view the meeting on June 10, 2025.

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.