The City of Plymouth seeks a Ward 2 resident to join its Housing and Redevelopment Authority (HRA); applications are due April 16. A map and details are online. HRA meets monthly to advise on housing issues.

St. Paul's Board of Zoning Appeals to hold a hearing on a requested zoning variance for a proposed supportive housing facility, which would be closer to an existing facility than current zoning allows.

Avian influenza was detected in a Stearns County dairy herd, prompting concern and action by state officials, with Senate Committee Chair Aric Putnam stressing the importance of response efforts and vigilance.

Trump's executive order to centralize U.S. election authority and mandate proof of citizenship for voting draws criticism from Minnesota's Inclusive Democracy Caucus.

Sherburne County Commissioners will have an informal meet-up on April 1 at Tipsy on Main, according to a county announcement. The gathering is social, with no county business discussed.

Federal COVID-19 funds to Minneapolis have been cut, ending key vaccine clinics and putting public health services at risk, along with jobs of specialized staff.

The Saint Paul HPC will review changes to a property in the Summit West Historic District, including demolishing a garage and constructing an ADU.

Minnesota senators delay a decision on rescheduling sales tax revenue for the Twins stadium until 2026, following unsuccessful discussions about reallocating the funds.

Mayor Anne Burt invites Woodbury residents to the State of the City event on April 3 at the Eagle Valley Golf Course, for updates on city projects and civic engagement.

Trump's order opens public lands for mining, including parts of Minnesota's Boundary Waters, spurring opposition from state officials and environmentalists concerned about ecological harm.

Senator Bonnie Westlin introduced Senate File 1812 to the Minnesota Senate Elections Committee to expand prohibitions against electoral bribery and influence.

Saint Paul City Council proposes tenant protections and rent stabilization to address housing crisis, including anti-discrimination and fair notice regulations, with the public input process underway.

The Morrison County Board of Commissioners' packed schedule includes multiple meetings and a leadership summit, with options for virtual participation.