Bloomington City Council to hold a public hearing on May 19, 2025, to discuss changes to housing regulations concerning ADUs, two-family dwellings, and townhouses.

The Minnesota Senate approved $3,155,000 for St. Cloud's Green Hydrogen Project to produce clean fuel from wastewater, backed by Senator Aric Putnam and partners like New Flyer and Metro Bus.

Minnesota Senate passes a bill to reform HOA governance, aiming for more transparency and homeowner protections, including election policies and conflict-of-interest disclosures.

Morrison County officials have a week of public events, including a Staff Appreciation Breakfast, a Board Meeting, a Public Hearing on Cannabis Ordinance amendments, and a Trails Meeting. Residents are encouraged to participate.

The Brooklyn Park Police Explorers earned awards at the Minnesota State Competition, excelling in Crime Scene Search, Report Writing, Crime Prevention, and drone academics.

The Minneapolis Police Department honored over 100 people for their public service, including posthumously awarding Officer Jamal Mitchell the Purple Heart.

Morrison County commissioners have several public meetings on May 4-10, including staff appreciation, board meetings, a cannabis ordinance hearing, and a trails meeting.

City officials in Ward 1 have updated civil rights protections, introducing new protected classes and extending their jurisdiction to address pay inequity and discrimination, including intersectional discrimination.

The Minnesota state legislature has passed a bipartisan transportation bill focused on improving infrastructure, sustainability, and efficiency across the state's transport network.

Blaine, MN schedules a public hearing for the subdivision of land by Cat Pumps Corporation, with no immediate development plans proposed for the new Burr Oak Industrial Park.

Blaine's Planning Commission schedules a public hearing for a proposed subdivision at 8634 Central Avenue NE, inviting residents to discuss the plat approval on May 13, 2025.

Scott County warns of potential property tax increases due to the state shifting costs to counties, which could lead to over $200 million in hikes by 2029.

Blaine's Planning Commission schedules a public hearing on Walters Refuse and Recycling's request to expand outside storage in the Heavy Industrial zone.