Ramsey County observes Transgender Day of Visibility on March 18, ahead of the national date of March 31, to support local events and awareness efforts.

Some businesses hire a consultant to help with environmental health and safety. Learn tips for success when working with a consultant on hazardous waste regulations.

Residents were able to make new connections to resources and jobs while resource providers and employers connected to the community.

As part of a comprehensive remodel and improvement project, Battle Creek Waterworks will remain closed for the 2025 season. Originally constructed in 2000, this beloved family water park within the Ramsey County regional park system is undergoing significant upgrades to enhance safety, accessibility, and overall visitor experience.

House District 40B special election results will be available on the Minnesota Secretary of State's website after polls close at 8 p.m. and all votes have been tallied.

It’s no joke — the Environmental Center opened on April 1! This new facility makes it easier for residents to reduce, reuse, repair and recycle.

Tracy La Vere was a teenager when she last heard music flow from her grandfather’s radio. A relic from 1937, the Philco 37-9X Console Radio sat unused for decades in their family home. 

The redesigned space offers improved amenities to better serve staff and the community, including a more accessible main entrance near the mall atrium, enhanced Wi-Fi, and a public printer for Service Center materials.

Herold has dedicated more than 30 years of exemplary service to the Ramsey County Library since 1993, fostering a love of learning in young people, and making a profound impact on accessible information to the community.