Anoka County reminds homeowners of the October 15th deadline for second-half property tax payments, urging timely fulfillment to avoid penalties and support local services.

The Saint Paul Police Department honors female officers on National Police Woman Day, expressing appreciation for their service and dedication in law enforcement.

The Bloomington Planning Commission invites public input on September 19, 2024, regarding an expansion to a vehicle repair shop at 8431 Lyndale Ave S.

Bloomington is planning a public hearing for a new auto dealership. Residents can attend in-person, via BTV, live stream, or phone on September 19, 2024. Testimonies are accepted by email or voicemail until noon that day.

The Bloomington Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on September 19, 2024, to discuss a conditional use permit and revisions to final development plans for the event center at 4210 W Old Shakopee Road.

The Bloomington Planning Commission sets a public hearing for a new townhome development proposal at 8525 & 8545 Penn Avenue S, with options for in-person and online participation.

Bloomington seeks public input on its $55 million sewer system overhaul, offering an online survey to gauge resident preferences for funding the project.

The Bloomington Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on the redevelopment of Southtown Shopping Center, where residents can participate in person or remotely.

Saint Paul City Council approves zoning changes to enhance development flexibility and walkability on East Grand Avenue, balancing preservation and growth.

Minnesota's legislature approved a new BioTechnology Innovation District in Brooklyn Park, which is expected to create 10,000 jobs and add 3,000 housing units. The city is seeking a consultant to lead the development, with proposals due by October 4.

St. Louis Park continues construction with pavement improvements and watermain replacements, requiring temporary adjustments for residents, like alternative parking due to concrete work.

Minneapolis officials, including Mayor Frey, highlight the city's success in affordable housing, creating 4,679 units backed by $365 million since 2018, according to the "The Way Home" report.

The 2024 Pavement Management Update is causing community disruptions, with ongoing sod installation, concrete work, and watermain replacement across different phases in the region.