Minnesota educators say ICE activity is causing problems in the classroom
Teachers say more students are opting into virtual learning. But educators say that while it is a short-term solution, it comes with long-term consequences.
U of M making campus changes amid federal immigration enforcement
Thousands of students will return to Minnesota's largest university for the start of the spring semester on Tuesday.
Safeguard document helping families prepare in case of ICE arrest
Families impacted by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrests are worried about the safety and well-being of those left behind. A 2-year-old is living in a haven in Minnesota due to an important piece of paperwork.
Minneapolis family says federal agents raided wrong apartment looking for stolen items
A document left behind by law enforcement lists highly sensitive items that were taken from the vehicles, including multiple FBI access badges and wallets containing driver's licenses and credit cards.
Observers continue to be locked out of Minneapolis immigration courts
Outside the Bishop Henry Whipple Federal Building in Minneapolis, protests continue. Advocates say what's happening inside the courtrooms is also alarming.
As feds increase presence in Minneapolis, legal observers step up
Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara says that following federal agents is not unlawful unless you're committing some separate act that is illegal.
U.S. citizen says encounter with ICE landed him in the hospital
Emmanuel Sackie, a Liberian-born, naturalized citizen, says he was stopped in the parking lot of Family Dollar in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, on Monday afternoon.
Minnesota day cares, families worried over announced federal funding freeze
The director of the School Readiness Learning Academy, Monique Stumon, prepared on Friday to welcome kids back to her Minneapolis day care centers after the holiday break. As 2026 begins, she doesn't know what to expect.
Meet Minnesota's only Spanish-language cancer support group
For two decades, the only Spanish-language cancer support group in the state has been quietly changing lives.
Fake lease scam causes family to be without a home
Within four days of the family moving in, an eviction complaint was filed by a company different from the one they believed they were renting with.
Cold blast forces some Minnesota events to cancel while others push ahead
A bitter blast arrives in Minnesota just as the holiday season shifts into high gear. The cold temperatures are leading to some cancellations and an important message to bundle up.
Volunteers help clear snow for elderly, disabled
Winter is well underway, and the wet, heavy snow is causing challenges for residents.
Anoka-Hennepin educators rally during contract talks
Educators with Minnesota's largest school district are now one step closer to a strike after months without a contract. Nearly 1,000 of them joined the Anoka-Hennepin School Board meeting in Anoka on Monday evening.
Police patrolling Twin Cities suburbs in effort to stop car break-ins
Car thieves aren't waiting for the sun to rise in the suburbs of the Twin Cities, and neither are the police.
Nurse practitioner helping treat Somali Minnesotans living in fear
Inspire Change Clinic opened its doors in Minneapolis with a simple mission: provide access to marginalized communities. On Thursday afternoon, the clinic should have been bustling with a waiting room filled with families. Instead, the clinic was empty.