Mpls. City Council puts pause on $38M public safety training center
Some council members said the cost is too high and they would not support the plan. Others argued they need more details before moving forward with a vote.
$2 million available to help businesses still struggling from Operation Metro Surge
Small businesses across the metro say they're still feeling the fallout from Operation Metro Surge. Many are struggling to stay open and are barely holding on.
Federal officials drop charges against woman in protest at St. Paul church
A Minnesota woman is speaking out through her attorney after being charged in connection with a protest at Cities Church in St. Paul despite never being at the house of worship.
Somali asylum seekers sounding alarm over "Somali Rocket Docket"
Somali asylum seekers say they are running out of time to tell their stories. One man says this is a matter of life or death.
Immigration attorney says Somali asylum cases are being rushed after TPS ruling
A federal judge in Massachusetts is temporarily blocking the Trump administration from ending Temporary Protected Status for Somalis in the U.S. The judge issued an administrative stay on Friday.
Twin Cities snow-shoveling groups seek volunteers to help people in need
It's not uncommon to see Minnesotans lending a helping hand after a winter storm, but in some areas, neighbors can't keep up with the demand. The Saintly City Snow Angels and Fulton Snow Angels in the Twin Cities are working to bridge that gap.
Delta to cancel flights ahead of expected snow storm in Twin Cities
Delta is canceling flights at Midwest airports, including its Minneapolis-St. Paul hub, ahead of expected significant snow and winds starting Saturday evening through Sunday, the airline said Friday.
Walz authorizes Minnesota National Guard ahead of expected winter storm
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz has signed an executive order authorizing the Minnesota National Guard to support emergency operations for a winter storm expected late Saturday into Sunday.
Woman accused of using $600K in Medicaid funds for flights, food, rides
More than half-a-million taxpayer dollars meant to help Minnesotans was stolen, according to state investigators, who say a home health care provider took the money to buy flights, order food and take rides instead of helping the needy.
Gov. Walz, AG Ellison testify at hearing on fraud
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and Attorney General Keith Ellison were called to testify at a House Oversight Committee hearing on fraud and the "misuse" of federal funds in the state.
U of M student from Iran conflicted about U.S.-Israeli strikes
Iranians living in Minnesota have mixed feelings about what's happening in their home country. University of Minnesota student Roozbeh Ehsani, who was born and raised in Iran, said he calls the ongoing situation an intervention.
Loved ones of Mpls. brothers killed by cousin say system, family failed them
The victims' sister says Eddie Duncan's family saw the warning signs and still bailed him out
Despite federal drawdown, Twin Cities businesses don't see relief
Nearly two weeks after the announced drawdown, court records claim around 400 federal agents are still operating in the Twin Cities. The documents were 4,000 in Minnesota in January.
Hours after jail release, man kills his cousins, is fatally shot by police
A family is left heartbroken, and a community is reeling after a man allegedly killed two of his cousins in Minneapolis, before coming to a retail hub in neighboring Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, where investigators say he was killed in a shootout with police.
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.