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Volunteers who monitor immigration agents in Minneapolis-area suburbs describe being pursued and boxed in on roads, yet say the experience has deepened their commitment and their bonds with one another.
Anna Nowak · February 4, 2026
Shops, restaurants and bakeries from Minneapolis to Rochester, Mankato and St. Cloud closed or redirected profits as part of an economic blackout opposing ICE activity in the state.
Yasmin Farouk · January 23, 2026
Subzero temperatures and wind chills as low as the 50s below zero prompted widespread school closures on Friday, while a statewide economic blackout and a downtown Minneapolis march targeting federal immigration enforcement were also planned.
Anna Nowak · January 23, 2026
Mayor David Holt says the owner of a warehouse on South Council Road has confirmed that DHS is no longer in talks to acquire it for an ICE processing center.
Imani Brooks · January 20, 2026
The Emmy-winning actor, charged with sexual misconduct involving two young boys, submitted personal details and a risk evaluation to argue he should be released before trial.
Jacob Leary · January 17, 2026
The Minnesota Public Utilities Commission ruled that power plants burning trash or biomass can meet the state's 2040 carbon-free electricity requirement if a life-cycle analysis shows a net reduction in greenhouse gases.
Anna Nowak · January 16, 2026
Jose "Joey" Martinez was held for about 90 minutes after agents entered his cabin, and federal officials said only that he was taken into custody as a person of interest.
Juan Gonzalez · January 8, 2026
The annual citywide summit inspired by the work of Martin Luther King Jr. will run for three weeks in January, with its founder saying it is meant to show residents how much they share.
Chinedu Okafor · January 5, 2026
Krystal Role, who moved to the United States alone about two and a half years ago, is pursuing a career in cancer research with help from four Southwestern College Foundation scholarships.
Xiaoyu Wang · December 26, 2025
Councilmember Butch Twining is seeking $25 million from Ocean View School District board president Gina Clayton-Tarvin, alleging her posts falsely painted him as a white supremacist.
Amy Swan · December 24, 2025
Volunteers, sponsors and community organizations came together at the Garland clinic to make sure children receive a gift this holiday season.
Chinedu Okafor · December 21, 2025
County health officials say seven people have died from carfentanil this year, up from one in 2024, and are expanding access to the overdose reversal drug.
Fatima Zayed · December 16, 2025
Depositions from three Boise Police lieutenants, cited in a long-running federal lawsuit, describe obstacles investigators say they faced when looking into abuse allegations involving district employees.
Kateryna Melnyk · December 14, 2025
A resident who visits the pond daily says Muscovy ducks went from healthy to dead within a day, and no agency has yet explained the cause.
Miguel Hernandez · December 12, 2025
Police say a 56-year-old surrendered at the 43rd Precinct on Wednesday in connection with the Nov. 26 attack that left a 39-year-old driver critically wounded.
Jacob Leary · December 10, 2025
The American writer and actor, held since Nov. 16 over a small amount of MDMA found at Okinawa's Naha Airport, was released from police custody on Monday, police said.
Jacob Leary · December 10, 2025
State officials and partner agencies say the shortage of foster homes is most severe for teenagers and in Sussex County, leaving many youth to age out of care with limited support.
Aever Bundji · December 9, 2025
Gwinnett County police have identified the two people found shot dead in a vehicle in Lilburn and outlined how a string of attacks led to a 54-year-old suspect's arrest in Tennessee.
Jayden Sweiler · December 8, 2025
About 20 uninsured homes in North Durham's Old Farm neighborhood remain damaged as federal, state and local officials point to gaps in disaster aid.
Ivan Petrov · December 8, 2025
Families in Santa Clara County's Dependency Wellness Court and CASA programs shared a holiday meal and a day of play at San Jose's Happy Hollow Park & Zoo, with attendance double that of last year.
Naledi Dlamini · November 27, 2025
The first U.S.-born pope sets out Thursday on a six-day pilgrimage that mixes Christian unity, Middle East tensions and intense media attention.
Ken Adams · November 25, 2025
With its funding crisis postponed for two years, Pittsburgh Regional Transit plans to resume its bus route overhaul, but an advocacy group says the agency should first address falling ridership and poor on-time performance.
Priya Sharma · November 23, 2025
Natural snowfall dusted higher summits across northern New England over the weekend, and several resorts began snowmaking ahead of their planned openings.
Ishani Kapalli · November 3, 2025
Officers staged a commercial vehicle checkpoint on Central Avenue on Tuesday, while the City Council reviewed a feasibility study for a 250-acre River District along the Santa Ana River.
Naledi Dlamini · October 29, 2025
