Minneapolis City Council set to vote on amended budget
Minneapolis City Council leaders are set to roll out what they’re calling a “people-centred budget."
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Minneapolis City Council leaders are set to roll out what they’re calling a “people-centred budget."
Hola Arepa in Minneapolis was heading into dinner rush Wednesday night, when two plain-clothed individuals entered the restaurant, saying they're from the Department of Homeland Security.
Immigration agents might be met with a chilly reception at some Minnesota businesses. They've posted signs stating that ICE isn't welcome inside. WCCO's Jason Rantala explains.
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.
A former Minneapolis elementary school teacher was sentenced to 10 years for possessing child sexual abuse material and soliciting a minor to engage in sexual conduct.
The Minneapolis Police Department announced Thursday one of its new recruits, Amara Kanneh, died unexpectedly while off duty.
Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara on Thursday announced the off-duty death of one of his department's new recruits, Amara Kanneh.
Democratic Minnesota Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan spoke with CNN on Thursday about how the Trump administration is “striking fear into the hearts of Minnesotans” with his focused attack on Somali Americans.
Prosecutors have charged a man they believe assaulted a University of Minnesota hockey player in September.
After a stretch of lackluster winters, there are quite a few Minnesotans excited about the cold and snowy weather we're seeing.
After a stretch of lackluster winters, there are quite a few Minnesotans excited about the cold and snowy weather we're seeing. NEXT Weather Meteorologist Adam Del Rosso and photojournalist Joe Van Ryn went out to find some winter fun.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has been directed by the Trump administration to target undocumented Somali immigrants in the Twin Cities, according to the New York Times.
Twin Cities leaders and police departments explained how they would react to ICE agents conducting round-ups in Minnesota. Ashley Grams shows us the plans for what could be a tense week ahead.
CBS News is reporting ICE will launch an operation targeting Somalis with deportation orders who live in Minnesota. Local leaders say that's only a fraction of the roughly 80,000 who live in the state.
A Minneapolis-based businessman will not serve any more jail time for his role in a multimillion-dollar scheme to defraud pandemic relief programs, according to court documents.
Sources tell the Associated Press that Somali immigrants are the target of the operation.
Tens of thousands of Minnesota workers will soon have access to paid family and medical leave, with the new state program launching Jan. 1. Gov. Tim Walz and elected officials trumpeted the program on Tuesday at a small business in northeast Minneapolis.
A Minneapolis man is accused of participating in a fraud scheme that stole more than $1 million in state, federal and local grants.
The former head of the Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce, accused of stealing reward money for the unsolved murder of children, pleaded guilty to mail fraud on Monday.
The former CEO of the Minneapolis Regional Chamber of Commerce pleaded guilty to stealing more than $200,000 from the organization.
So far, the Twin Cities have handed out nearly 2,000 tickets and towed nearly 600 vehicles after the Thanksgiving weekend snowstorm. As Jonah Kaplan reports, some of those drivers are in for some sticker shock, too.
Several communities across the Twin Cities are under a snow emergency on Sunday following a Thanksgiving weekend storm that dumped several inches on parts of Minnesota.
The impound lot at Dunwoody is so crowded that some cars are being taken to an overflow lot.
Ashley Grams has important reminders to make sure you don't get towed.
Residents of Minnesota's two largest cities will need to move their cars off some city streets starting on Sunday night, or risk an expensive ticket and pricey tow.
