Duluth City Councilor Mike Mayou from the second district announces his departure due to his family's need for more accessible housing, effective by the end of June.

Apple Valley advises residents to protect exterior wood features from weather damage using treatments like paint, stain, or sealant to prolong their lifespan.

The first home at the Twin Oaks subdivision in Faribault, aimed at affordable housing, has been completed and dedicated to a first-time buyer's family.

Coon Rapids announces a Home Remodeling Tour featuring four remodeled houses as part of its Home For Generations program, with details on the city's Facebook page and website.

The Coon Rapids Home Remodeling Tour on May 18 showcases renovated homes, demonstrating the results of the Home for Generations Program in giving homeowners renovation inspiration.

Construction on the first building at Rice Creek Commons, a planned mixed-use development in Arden Hills, has begun, with Micro Control Company setting up its headquarters there.

Rice Creek Commons project begins with a groundbreaking ceremony for Micro Control Company's new facility on the former Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant site.

The article offers advice on how homeowners can determine property lines to avoid disputes, including checking city records, using metal detectors, hiring surveyors, and understanding easements.

A new building on 101st Ave NE in Blaine, housing tenants like Waggle Golf, is nearing completion. The 58,320 sq ft industrial space aims to enhance the local economy and offers a mix of retail, office, and warehouse areas.

Duluth begins demolition of Shoppers Auto Park, marking a step in downtown development, with city officials and Carleton Companies facilitating the careful teardown.

Ramsey County residents must pay the first half of their 2025 property taxes by May 15, with various payment options available including online and in person.

Bloomington Building and Inspections highlights the importance of construction permits for safety and code compliance, informing residents about the permit process and the responsibility of licensed contractors to apply for them.

Minneapolis is investing $225 million in infrastructure, including road resurfacing, bridge repairs, and lead water line replacements, with real-time updates provided via a new online dashboard.