The Morrison County Board has meetings scheduled from April 13-19, covering a range of topics including military support, planning, and social issues.

The Saint Paul Zoning Committee will review site plans and permits, including a new structure at the impound lot and a height increase for a building on Grand Avenue, during its upcoming meeting.

Anoka County celebrates Public Safety Telecommunicators Week and hosts Severe Weather Awareness drills, river cleanups, infrastructure projects, and tests a cashless system at Bunker Beach Water Park.

The Blaine Police Department launched a victim services program with IACP support, focusing on advocacy and trauma-informed care during National Crime Victims' Rights Week.

Mayor Jeff Wosje's 2025 State of the City address for Plymouth, covering city progress and future goals, is available on YouTube after a live Discover Plymouth event.

Minneapolis City Council is set to vote on a new ordinance that would expand street vending opportunities, enhancing local entrepreneurship and cultural food access beyond downtown.

The Saint Paul HPC will discuss structural changes in historic districts at an upcoming meeting, with public participation invited. The agenda includes a public hearing on proposals for the Summit West Historic District and Riverview Library.

Minnesota legislative leaders urge the federal government to resume FEMA grants critical for public and disaster safety; funding pause threatens state preparedness.

Officer Ryan Kuffel of EPPD was honored with a Legacy Award for her dedicated service as a juvenile liaison and commitment to child safety and education.

Minnesota's Senate Commerce Committee advances a consumer protection package focusing on free water at venues, HOA regulations, and a ban on retail sales of nitrous oxide canisters.

The Minnesota Senate passed the Brady Aune and Joseph Anderson Safety Act to increase safety for aquatic plant management workers, requiring specific gear and certifications.

Minnesota is considering a tax on social media companies for using user data, expecting to raise $334 million over four years and alleviate the state’s budget concerns without taxing Minnesotans.

Senator Tina Smith introduces the Boundary Waters Wilderness Protection Act to shield 225,000 acres from sulfide ore mining, a reaction to Trump's prioritization of mining on public lands.