Local advocates say Target boycott is not over
National activists, boycotting Target, say a great deal of their demands have been met, bringing the boycott to an end. But local activists say the boycott continues.
Albert Lea officers honored for saving girl, 7, kidnapped in Zimmerman
Two members of Minnesota's Albert Lea Police Department — Officer Josh Knudson and Sgt. Alex Kunkel — are being honored for their professionalism and teamwork that saved the life of a 7-year-old girl.
Here's how Operation Metro Surge impacted police in the Twin Cities
Police departments in the Twin Cities are offering a look at the cost and strain brought on by Operation Metro Surge.
Minnesota troops serving in Middle East as Trump considers attack on Iran
President Trump says he's weighing a limited attack on Iran over the country's nuclear program. More than 200 airmen and soldiers from the Minnesota National Guard are currently serving in the U.S. Central Command Area of Responsibility, which includes the Middle East.
Protesters pack Capitol, demanding ICE surge accountability
Hundreds of protesters packed into the Minnesota Capitol rotunda on Wednesday, the second day of the legislative session, to demand accountability and action, saying state leaders did not do enough during Operation Metro Surge.
Church protester says he stood up for those who have been "persecuted"
Jamael Lundy says he was showing up to care for his community when he, along with three dozen protesters, disrupted Sunday services at the Cities Church in St. Paul.
U of M professor, Sen. Cruz argue during hearing about fraud in D.C.
A hearing in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday about fraud in Minnesota took a heated turn between University of Minnesota professor Eric Schwartz and Republican U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas.
Jake Lang charged with vandalizing sculpture on Capitol steps
Lang posted a video to social media of him kicking the newly-installed sculpture that reads "prosecute ICE."
Dispatchers honored for their response to Annunciation shooting
Among those honored by the State Patrol on Thursday were two dispatchers, Erin Madison and Katie Geissler, for their handling of hundreds of calls on the tragic day in Minnesota.
Minneapolis safety commissioner decries "dangerous" ICE surge
What does community safety look like with thousands of federal agents on Minneapolis streets? WCCO sat down with Todd Barnette, the city's community safety commissioner, to hear how the city is handling the surge of federal agents.
Minneapolis apartment fire displaces nearly 2 dozen residents
New video shows the race to rescue residents from a burning three-story apartment building Wednesday in north Minneapolis.
Minneapolis rapper Nur-D grateful to be alive after arrest by federal agents
Minneapolis-based hip-hop artist Nur-D says he thought he was going to die at the hands of federal agents last weekend amid the protests that erupted in the aftermath of Alex Pretti being shot and killed by U.S. Border Patrol agents.
LULAC joins NAACP in Minneapolis to call for federal accountability
The League of United and Latin American Citizens, the nation's largest and oldest Latino civil rights group, is in Minneapolis Tuesday with heavy hearts and clear purpose amid Operation Metro Surge.
Minnesota businesses closed amid anti-ICE protestors keep working to feed them
A marching protest against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Minneapolis Friday afternoon happened as a widespread work stoppage across Minnesota, as organizers called for a day of no work, no school and no shopping.
NE Minneapolis coffee shop offering space for Friday's general strike
Many businesses will close their doors to take part in the general strike, but one business is doing much more than just shutting down to protest ICE.