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Farmington Mayor Hoyt resigned citing mental health following a contentious data center meeting that generated 3.6 million views and exposed deep community divisions over the proposed $5 billion Farmington Technology Park.

Southwest Burnsville property owners will pay $2,869 for recent street improvements, 31% less than the city's original estimate.

Rosemount's February 2nd City Council meeting featured the swearing-in of two new police officers hired through a state grant program, recognition of the city's Public Works and Police Campus winning a prestigious national award, and approval of pedestrian safety improvements on Highway 3.

Rosemount's new Public Works and Police Campus won the American Public Works Association's prestigious Project of the Year award in the structures category, recognizing two decades of planning that resulted in a facility praised for cost savings, sustainability, and community-focused design.

Farmington's February 2nd city council meeting erupted into profanity and a 10-minute recess over data center opposition, 5-minute speaking limits, and first responder mental health concerns.

Complete schedules and details for every farmers market across the South Metro.

Eagan removing last 2 impaired lakes from state list spring 2026 after 30 years of water quality monitoring across 1,300+ water bodies.

Hastings Mini Storage is building a second climate-controlled facility with 75-100 units after hitting 100% capacity with a 20-person waiting list.

Hastings could see its biggest housing development in years, 375 homes on 160 acres just north of the high school.

Starting with the class of 2028, all District 196 students must complete a personal finance course covering budgeting, credit management, and investing before graduation.