Brooklyn Park's EDA has scheduled a work session and regular meeting for May 19, 2025, starting at 6 PM. Documents are available online for public review.

Plymouth HRA seeks a new member for its volunteer advisory board, offering a chance to influence local housing and development. Applications are due by June 2.

St. Louis Park is seeking proposals for managing its green waste transfer site, involving staffing, waste disposal, and potential additional services, with bids due June 4.

Bloomington's Planning Commission to hold a public hearing on May 22, 2025, for a proposed zoning code amendment to allow health clubs in the CS-1 district.

Erin Murphy led the passage of a Minnesota HHS budget bill to expand health care, including a 20% cut in insurance premiums and investment in emergency services, amidst federal threats to health support.

Senator Hauschild secured a tight win for EMS funding in Minnesota with a 34-33 Senate vote, promising $18 million annually, especially aiding rural areas.

The Minnesota Senate approved a healthcare budget aiming for stability, access, and affordability, including telehealth service extensions and protection against sudden drug coverage changes.

BCA revealed identities in St. Cloud use-of-force case: Kyeon Royale Hill, shot by Officer Schreiner, and Officer Gauerke who used a Taser. Incident involved knife threat, with BCA investigating the event.

The Minnesota Senate passed a bipartisan energy policy and budget package aimed at achieving 100% carbon-free electricity by 2040, with allocations for various green projects and support for state energy regulators.

Morrison County announces a series of meetings from May 11-17, 2025, with some events, including a Yellow Ribbon event and various committee meetings, despite a planning session cancellation.

Officers Johnson and Strong from Mankato PD were honored at the MADD awards for their DUI enforcement efforts, with Johnson earning a Bronze Award and Strong receiving a Silver Award and the title of Outstanding Rookie Officer of the Year.

Minneapolis Police Lt. Jamiel Mohammad graduates from the DC Police Leadership Academy, recognized for his nearly 20-year service and contributions to MPD.

Minneapolis passed a new civil rights ordinance adding protection for justice-impacted, housing status, and height/weight, updating the definition of race, and expanding provisions against pay discrimination.