Minneapolis City Council amends a housing program to support the Sky Without Limits Cooperative, preserving affordable housing in Corcoran neighborhood for 30 years.

The Minneapolis City Council passed an ordinance to support street vendors, increasing license locations and easing business operations, particularly benefiting immigrants and POC.

Brooklyn Park is hosting an EDA meeting on April 21, 2025, at City Hall. The agenda and materials are available online for public review and participation.

Coon Rapids city council made key decisions to boost infrastructure and services, including declaring Fair Housing Month, reappointing Charter Commission members, and approving contracts for street, trail, and sewer system improvements.

Bloomington announces a hearing on co-living space zoning changes, inviting public input through various methods before and during the event on April 28, 2025.

Minneapolis announced plans for a new Minneapolis Democracy Center at the site of the former third precinct police building, with design by LSE Architects. The center will include 8,000 sq ft of space for voting services and community engagement.

Minnesota Senate DFL members criticized US Health Secretary Kennedy Jr. for his negative remarks about autism, affirming the worth of individuals with autism and challenging anti-science rhetoric.

Bloomington City Council schedules a public hearing on Sign Code amendments, allowing community feedback on signage regulation changes; in-person and digital attendance options provided.

A federal grant for repairs at St. Paul's Vista Village apartments was canceled, drawing criticism from Minnesota's Senate Housing Chair Lindsey Port.

The Hennepin County Sheriff's Office released its 23rd HCSO Insider newsletter, highlighting department news, achievements, and offering community engagement opportunities.

Wright County designated April 21-25 as Work Zone Awareness Week and emphasized the importance of road safety during construction season, citing 2022's work zone fatalities.

The Washington County Board of Commissioners recognized county staff for outstanding service in categories like customer service and diversity. Employees like Muna Abdi and Thallassa Gunelius were among those honored.

The Met Council recognized Dakota Oyate ancestral lands, backing the acknowledgment with commitments and actions to address settler-colonialism effects and honor Tribal sovereignty in regional planning.