Minnesota AG Ellison is guest at a Ward 11 meeting in Minneapolis on April 24 at Lake Nokomis Community Center to discuss legal matters and answer questions.

Washington County warns of potential budget hikes due to state proposals, extends its fraud prevention program, and plans park improvements.

Ramsey County designates April 23, 2025, as Administrative Professionals Day and honors their role in county operations.

The St. Paul Board of Zoning Appeals processed zoning variance requests, including approval for an Xcel Energy cellular antenna. Future meetings are set for other proposals, emphasizing public input in urban development decisions.

Erin Murphy opposes GOP attempts to cut health insurance for undocumented immigrants in Minnesota, highlighting financial and ethical concerns and the proposal's wider disapproval.

The Metro Council celebrates Earth Month by emphasizing regional environmental efforts, including the transformation of Crow-Hassan Park and the Dakota-led Wakan Tipi project, alongside community tree planting and water restoration initiatives.

Minneapolis inked eco-focused energy deals with Xcel Energy and CenterPoint Energy, targeting a 93% reduction in electric emissions by 2035 and a 20-30% cut in gas emissions.

New safety measures are being proposed for building demolitions in Minneapolis Ward 9. Council Member Jason Chavez announced recommendations for better communication and strict protocols to ensure resident safety and minimize disruptions.

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.