Hundreds march in memory of Alex Pretti as one month mark looms
Hundreds of people rallied and marched in South Minneapolis Saturday morning, to remember the life of Alex Pretti and call for continued change following his death.
Minnesota businesses assess Supreme Court ruling against Trump tariffs
A major setback for President Trump's tariffs has left Minnesota businesses and shoppers in limbo.
Sen. Smith seeks GOP votes to halt overturning BWCA mining ban
Environmental advocates are sounding the alarm as a proposal to overturn a mining ban near the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness in northern Minnesota steps closer to reality.
Georgia Fort pleads not guilty in Minnesota ICE pastor church arrest
Twin Cities journalist Georgia Fort, indicted on federal charges after last month's protest inside St. Paul's Cities Church, entered a not guilty plea on Tuesday.
Don Lemon, others plead not guilty to Minn. church protest charges
Several people charged in connection with a protest at a Minnesota church whose pastor served as an Immigration and Customs Enforcement official pleaded not guilty Friday afternoon in a St. Paul federal courtroom.
Volunteers run website tracking ICE activity in Minnesota, across the U.S.
A website run by more than 100 volunteers maps out U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement sightings across Minnesota and the U.S.
SOS put out for Twin Cities small businesses amid ICE surge
The city of Minneapolis estimates it's losing $10 million to $20 million in revenue each week — with the Lake Street corridor in particular down $46 million in revenue between December 2025 and last month.
Clergy arrested protesting ICE at MSP Airport share story: "It was holy."
Nearly two weeks after 99 clergy members were arrested and charged during a protest at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport, three are sitting down to share their story.
Columbia Heights superintendent calls for ICE de-escalation
Class is back in session Tuesday for students at Columbia Heights Public Schools, one day after a racially and politically motivated bomb threat forced them to close for the day.
"Salt Cure" restaurant fund launches to support Twin Cities eateries
A new, online fundraiser now aims to support Twin Cities restaurants financially impacted during Operation Metro Surge.
Dozens of Minnesota faith leaders call for changes to Operation Metro Surge
More than 60 faith leaders in Minnesota have signed on to an open letter to local, state and federal elected leaders calling for changes to Operation Metro Surge.
Nearly 100 Twin Cities food shelves call for ICE surge to end
"Every Minnesotan – indeed, every human being – deserves to eat," the letter says. "Operation Metro Surge is hurting our neighbors, it is making us less safe, it is further dividing our communities, and it is making it harder to get food to Minnesotans in need."
The role faith leaders are playing in Friday's economic blackout
For Minister JaNae Bates Imari, Co-executive director of ISAIAH — a progressive, multi-faith non-profit — it's an idea that was set into motion weeks ago.
Minneapolis pastor overwhelmed with support after asking for groceries for his congregation
"When you come to our church, you see Muslims, Christians, Catholics, atheists, LGBT community, everybody with one purpose: helping the neighbor, loving your neighbor as yourself," said Pastor Sergio Amezcua
Man detained after being shot in the leg by ICE is granted conditional release
Two men detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement appeared in federal court hearings Wednesday, including the Venezuelan national who was shot in the leg by ICE agents last week in north Minneapolis.