Latino businesses offer free delivery for residents too fearful to leave home amid immigration...
Some Latino stores and markets are offering free delivery for customers afraid to leave home due to immigration enforcement. The post Latino businesses offer free delivery for residents too fearful to leave home amid immigration operation appeared first on Sahan Journal .
Minnesota Dems allegedly let tax dollars fund terrorists as police left without money to...
As violent crime endangers communities across Minnesota, police say they were left stretched thin and underfunded while state leaders directed millions elsewhere, a gap now drawing sharp scrutiny from public-safety experts and police union leaders. That gap is under the microscope as the state deals with a massive...
Suitcases filled with millions in cash flew out of MSP airport; ex-TSA agent connects...
For five years, former TSA agent Liz Jaksa stood at the security checkpoint inside Minneapolis–St. Paul International Airport and watched scenes that she says never felt normal, even in a job where you expect the unexpected.
Minnesota’s fraud scandal was ‘shockingly easy’ to pull off, is likely worse than reported:...
Former federal prosecutor Joe Teirab reveals how Minnesota's massive fraud scandal exposed massive government failures that cost taxpayers up to $2 billion in wasted COVID funds.
‘Kill, Kidnap, Maim’: Jury Convicts Minnesota And New York Men For Bankrolling Terror Plot
A federal jury in Missouri needed less than three hours on Monday to convict two U.S. citizens of orchestrating a violent campaign of terror thousands of miles away in West Africa. Francis Chenyi, Sr., 52, of St. Paul, Minnesota, and Lah Nestor Langmi, 49, of Buffalo, New York, were found...
Man struck, killed by snowplow at Minneapolis–Saint Paul airport
(MINNEAPOLIS) -- A 47-year-old man was struck and killed by a snowplow at the Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport, according to local officials. The incident was reported shortly after 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at a parking lot near Terminal 2, according to Jeff Lea, a spokesperson for the Metropolitan Airports...
Community group wants St. Paul City Council to address police actions
A community group against police brutality wants the St. Paul City Council to address a recent federal operation in which St. Paul police fired less-lethal munitions into a crowd of protesters. Members of Communities United Against Police Brutality said they expected council members to address the Nov. 25 incident...
Pedestrian Struck and Killed on Snowy Minnesota Highway
Troopers across the state responded to 255 crashes between noon on Tuesday and 9:00 Wednesday morning.
West St. Paul Oxendale’s Closing
Thanks to FoodSmith and Clover Montessori School for their support. Today the Oxendale’s grocery store in West St. Paul announced they are closing. They expect to shut down by December 23 or sooner. An employee confirmed the closure and said the employees were given the news today. They were...
St. Paul City Council approves investigation into police use-of-force on protesters
The St. Paul City Council on Wednesday approved an investigation into city police officers’ use-of-force on protesters during a recent federal immigration operation.

















