Dentist freed after judge rules ICE detention lacked legal basis
A Canadian-born dentist is now home in Minnesota after a judge found that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement had no legal justification for keeping him in custody.
Canadian-born dentist still in custody despite no longer facing immediate deportation
A Canadian-born dentist in Minnesota is no longer facing an immediate deportation order, his lawyer says, but he's still in U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody.
St. Paul school board OKs English learner teacher retirement plan
The St. Paul Board of Education will hold a special meeting Friday afternoon to evaluate a revised plan to get out of a multi-million-dollar hole after significant pushback from parents and teachers.
Minneapolis City Council votes 9-4 to eliminate safety office
The mayor said his office isn't equipped to take on the day-to-day tasks the Office of Community Safety performs. Council Member Robin Wonsley said the services remain and will report directly to the mayor.
Rising food costs drive record demand at Minneapolis College food pantry
Minneapolis College recorded 1,566 visits over the last three months, with 54,043 pounds of food distributed.
Man detained by ICE at Mpls. immigration interview, his wife says
Walking into a green card interview in downtown Minneapolis, William Lizardo expected to take another step towards citizenship. Instead, the Canadian-born dentist and father left in U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody.
Parents of Annunciation victim claim Lisa Demuth lied to them
The parents of 10-year-old Harper Moyski, who was killed in the mass shooting at Annunciation Church, say that the Republican candidate for governor lied to them.
What Klobuchar, Demuth focused on during final gubernatorial debate
In the race for Minnesota governor between Democratic U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar and Republican Minnesota House Speaker Lisa Demuth, the recurring theme of their final televised debate was seeing who could distance themselves further from leaders of their own respective parties.
Feds lay out case against man charged in MOA attack plot in pre-trial hearing
An 18-year-old man accused of plotting a terror attack at Minnesota's Mall of America made an appearance Monday morning in federal court, two weeks after his arrest by federal agents.
Would a Trump visit to Minnesota help or harm GOP candidates?
President Trump is teasing a campaign stop in Minnesota, a move that experts say could end up doing more harm than good for candidates running in statewide races.
Minneapolis "No Kings" protest urges voters to action for midterms
Organizers estimated that around 5,000 people attended the rally in downtown Minneapolis at The Commons park.
Mail with unidentified substance sent to Minnesota officials
The Minnesota secretary of state, Sen. Amy Klobuchar and Rep. Kelly Morrison said their offices were sent mail containing an unidentified substance Friday.
25 cases of measles identified in central, southeastern Minnesota
The Minnesota Department of Health says it has identified two separate measles outbreaks in southeastern and central Minnesota, leaded to 25 cases in the last month.
FBI credits law enforcement collaboration for Minnesota's drop in violent crime
The report was published right before shootings in Bloomington, Eden Prairie and Edina that local law enforcement attribute to Somali gang violence.
CEO once homeless as a child opens new Minneapolis family shelter
Hoang Murphy, CEO of People Serving People, says he wishes a place like Belonging Place had existed when he was a child. The shelter near U.S. Bank Stadium is already full, with 52 families.