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How Two Minnesota School Districts Stepped Forward During ICE Tensions
Two small Minnesota districts became unlikely leaders in the school response to ICE activity, reshaping how educators address student safety and fear.
Months Later, Minnesota Still Grapples With ICE Operation Costs
An ICE enforcement surge left a $200 million impact on Minneapolis, with businesses, workers, and public services still feeling the strain.
One Month Later, Minneapolis Streets Fill With Calls for Accountability
Hundreds marched in Minneapolis on the one-month anniversary of a fatal federal shooting, honoring the victim and demanding accountability.
International Students in Minnesota Feel Strain of Immigration Enforcement Surge
Amid increased ICE activity, Minnesota’s international students are navigating rising anxiety, campus protests, and uncertainty about their academic futures.
Minnesota Traffic Fatalities Reach Lowest Point in Five Years
Minnesota traffic deaths fell to their lowest level since 2019, reflecting safer driving habits, enforcement efforts, and road improvements.
Arctic Blast Brings Life Threatening Cold To Twin Cities This Weekend
Dangerous Arctic cold grips Twin Cities with wind chills hitting minus 30. Cold weather advisory continues through Sunday morning with frostbite risk in minutes.
Minneapolis Snow Emergency: What Drivers Need To Know This Week
Minneapolis launches a three day Snow Emergency with rotating parking rules, alerts and sidewalk requirements to keep winter streets open and safe.
Twin Cities Snow Emergencies: Complete Parking Rules After Major Storm
Twin Cities declare snow emergencies after winter storm dumps up to 6 inches. Complete parking rules for Minneapolis and St. Paul with day/night route details.
Minnesota Snowstorm Dumps 8 Inches: Complete City-by-City Breakdown
Minnesota's December snowstorm brought up to 8 inches of snow, with Thief River Falls leading totals. See the complete city-by-city breakdown.
Frigid Friday Night Ahead As Saturday Snow Targets Southern Minnesota
Temperatures plunge to the teens Friday night before Saturday snow brings 3 to 5 inches to southern Minnesota and lighter amounts to Twin Cities.
Federal Fraud Campaign Lands in Minnesota’s Medicaid System
A federal Medicaid funding freeze aimed at fighting fraud has ignited a political clash and raised concerns for Minnesota health providers and patients.
New Minnesota Laws Start Today: Paid Leave, Wage Hikes, and More
Minnesota's paid family leave program launches today alongside minimum wage increases, updated break requirements, and new protections for voters and seniors.
Minneapolis Mayor Vetoes Encampment Safety Ordinance
Mayor Frey vetoes encampment ordinance mandating bathrooms, notice, and kits, citing safety risks as council eyes override next month.
Minnesota Tackles Fraud Crisis With New Director And GOP Field Grows
Walz appoints ex-FBI agent Tim O'Malley as Minnesota's first Program Integrity Director. Nine GOP candidates battle for endorsement to challenge governor in 2026.
Minnesota Budget Forecast Released As Governor Race Heats Up And Federal Immigration Enforcement Arrives
Minnesota releases budget forecast while two new candidates join the governor's race and ICE begins Minneapolis operations, reshaping the state's political scene.
Minnesota Community Shares Holiday Spirit With Trees For Families In Need
In Faribault, decorated trees at Viaduct Park become gifts for families in need, turning holiday memories and generosity into community tradition.
Weekend Guide: 6 Exciting Things to Do in the Twin Cities (July 25-27)
Catch the Aquatennial fireworks, Twins games, and art festivals in the Twin Cities this weekend, July 25-27.
6 Things You Cannot Miss This Weekend in the Twin Cities (July 18-20)
From the Yacht Club Festival to llamas at a brewery, here are the top 6 events happening in Minneapolis this weekend, July 18-20.
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Federal Fraud Campaign Lands in Minnesota’s Medicaid System
A federal Medicaid funding freeze aimed at fighting fraud has ignited a political clash and raised concerns for Minnesota health providers and patients.
When Household Finances and Community Fear Collide
In parts of Minnesota, rising costs, falling attendance, and economic uncertainty are fueling adult fear and financial strain across communities.
Immigration Crackdown Slows Minnesota’s New Home Construction
An immigration crackdown has slowed Minnesota home construction, triggering labor shortages, project delays, and fresh housing market concerns.
How Two Minnesota School Districts Stepped Forward During ICE Tensions
Two small Minnesota districts became unlikely leaders in the school response to ICE activity, reshaping how educators address student safety and fear.
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