‘That could have literally killed me’: Bystander recalls night immigration agent accidentally fired gun...
A Federal immigration agent accidentally fired a gunshot into the next room, where the bullet lodged in the headboard moments before the hotel guest arrived. The post ‘That could have literally killed me’: Bystander recalls night immigration agent accidentally fired gun in Eagan hotel appeared first on Sahan Journal .
North Dakota woman indicted in decade-long methamphetamine conspiracy
FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - A North Dakota woman faces federal drug charges for allegedly running a methamphetamine distribution operation that spanned nearly a decade. Esther Marlene Decoteau, also known as Esther Perdomo, was indicted Feb. 11 in U.S. District Court for the District of North Dakota on charges...
‘Routine’ Spine Implants At Edina Pain Clinic Leave Patients Paralyzed, Lawsuits Say
Three Minnesota patients say a trip to a Twin Cities pain clinic for routine spinal cord stimulator procedures ended in the outcome every chronic pain patient dreads: partial or complete paralysis. They have now filed lawsuits against the clinic and the implanting physician, alleging that devices meant to relieve...
Caponi Art Park in Eagan joins National Register of Historic Places
Cheryl Caponi says it was “a relief” to find out that the Caponi Art Park of Eagan entered the National Register of Historic Places. “So much effort had gone into [the application],” says Cheryl, who is the park’s executive director. “It took approximately eight years from the time that we started working on it.”
MN Correctional Officer Arrested on Immigration Fraud Allegations
Federal investigators allege that he was hired by the state after falsely claiming he is a US citizen.
St. Paul City Council passes ordinance prohibiting law enforcement from wearing masks
The St. Paul City Council unanimously passed an ordinance Wednesday requiring all law enforcement officers conducting operations in St. Paul to not wear masks or facial coverings. The ordinance is a response to concerns about federal immigration officers wearing facial coverings. “Over-policed communities are all too...
79th person charged in Feeding Our Future fraud scheme
The operator of a day care center in Minneapolis is now charged with wire fraud in connection to Feeding Our Future, the 79th person charged in the scheme.
ICE sightings concentrated in suburbs
Reports are coming in stating that ICE sightings are becoming more frequent in the suburbs. FOX 9's Mike Manzoni has more.
Mayor Frey calls Minneapolis ‘City of Heroes’ at annual meeting
Speaking at the annual Minneapolis Downtown Council meeting, Mayor Jacob Frey described Minneapolis as “a city of heroes,” referencing how community members stepped up during heightened ICE enforcement and assisted their neighbors. Frey also highlighted declining crime rates and new business openings in the city.
Minnesota lawmakers shooting: Vance Boelter back in court Friday
Vance Boelter, the man accused of fatally shooting Rep. Melissa Hortman and her husband, Mark, and wounding Sen. John Hoffman and his wife Yvette, is due back in court Friday morning. Boelter was indicted by a grand jury last July, and could face the death penalty if convicted. He has...

















