Intergovernmental Center News Today

MANKATO — U.S. Rep. Brad Finstad, R-1st District, will be at a public meeting Monday talking to officials from Blue Earth County and the city of Mankato.

MANKATO — On-demand bus rides to city parks, schools and other points of interest in Mankato and North Mankato will be available again this summer.

MANKATO — Mankatos Department of Public Safety is encouraging residents to participate in File of Life, a voluntary program designed to enable firefighters, paramedics, and police officers to quickly obtain

A nature center, affordable housing, growing the transit system and a continued focus on quality of life were among the suggestions to the city of Mankato at an open house

MANKATO — Police are seeking the publics help in identifying suspects in a case of vandalism in downtown Mankato.

Thanks to a pool of volunteers, Minnesotans who are blind, hindered by low vision or cope with a learning disability can use newspapers as sources for local news. The readers

MANKATO — Entrepreneurs looking to offer novel entertainment options with a cocktail on the side would have more leeway under a proposed change to Mankato’s liquor ordinance.

MANKATO — The Mankato Area Public Schools Board will hold a hearing Tuesday for a proposed $36,882,526 tax levy for the 2024-25 school year.

MANKATO — Mankato residents will have the opportunity Monday night to learn about the citys planned 2024 budget, including the proposed property tax collections of $24.1 million.

MANKATO — Voters in the Mankato Area Public Schools district have a week left to vote early for the referendum before Election Day on Nov. 7.