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.
Minnesota organization launches fund to support immigrant churches
A Twin Cities nonprofit has launched a new initiative to support immigrant churches as federal activity continues in Minnesota.
3 congressional lawmakers say they were denied access to ICE facility in Minneapolis
Three Democratic lawmakers said they were denied access to the ICE facility at the Whipple Federal Building in Minneapolis on Saturday.
ICE agent shoots, kills U.S. citizen Renee Good in south Minneapolis
An ICE officer fatally shot a woman Wednesday morning in south Minneapolis, according to the Department of Homeland Security.
Noem in metro amid what DHS dubs "largest immigration operation ever"
The immigration crackdown continues Tuesday in Minnesota as Department of Homeland Security's Kristi Noem returned to the Twin Cities to tag along as federal agents made more arrests.
Thousands march in Minneapolis against ICE's Operation Metro Surge
Thousands of people braved the bitter cold Saturday morning, marching more than a mile along Minneapolis' Lake Street corridor in a massive, coordinated anti-immigration enforcement protest.
How KTIS's message of hope has created a radio dynasty
In 2023, KTIS made history when it pulled a No. 1 spot in the Twin Cities radio market share.
The citizen journalist who documents ICE activity in the Twin Cities
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity was caught on live stream on Saturday in Chanhassen, Minnesota, with thousands watching as a citizen journalist was one of the first on the scene
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.
Ice dams plague Twin Cities Homes amid drop in temperature
Ice dams are one of the many things to "love" about a cold Minnesota winter. As temperatures plunge this weekend, the formations are growing across Twin Cities homes.
Married rabbis Rachel and Marcus Rubenstein on their journey to St. Paul
Marcus and Rachel Rubenstein are figuring out how to balance life and work as a married couple jointly serving their congregation.