Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara shares new crime stats which he says comes with...
Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara sharing crime statistics on Tuesday, and sharing some good news for the city. “The overall data tells a very clear story that the city of Minneapolis is moving in the right direction,” O’Hara said.
Prosecutors Ask ‘the $18 Billion Question’ on Alleged Fraud
Federal prosecutors say the alleged fraud tied to Minnesota-run programs could total billions of dollars in federal funds distributed since 2018. First Assistant U.S. Attorney Joe Thompson said investigators are uncovering alleged abuse across 14 programs, including child nutrition, housing services, and autism...
Tim Walz Criticizes ICE Raid in Minnesota, ‘It Should Not Take 50 ICE Agents...
Tim Walz speaking at a debate, Image via Wiki Commons In a tweet posted on January 6, 2026, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz sharply criticized a recent federal immigration enforcement action in the Twin Cities. The Governor’s statement specifically referenced an incident at the Ridgedale Library in Minnetonka, where...
ICE launches ‘largest immigration operation ever’ in Minneapolis, acting director says
Acting ICE director says agency conducting "largest immigration operation ever" in Minneapolis, targeting fraud and criminal illegal aliens in DHS crackdown.
Minnesota’s Como Park Zoo Issues Emotional Update on Lion Mumford
Minnesota’s Como Park Zoo & Conservatory has shared a sad update about Mumford, the zoo’s male lion. Here's what we know.
Burger Dive leaving food hall, opening standalone space at Rosedale Center
Almost a year ago, Burger Dive announced plans to close its counter in Rosedale Center’s Potluck Food Hall with eyes set on a larger space in the Roseville mall. That’s now come to fruition, with the locally owned burger joint planning to open on Monday, Jan. 12. It...
The Fraud Files & Frozen Lakes: Minnesota Under the Microscope (12-31-25)
In this New Year’s Eve special, host Kevin Flynn dives into a whirlwind of local controversy and winter tradition. The episode kicks off with a critical look at a massive daycare fraud scandal rocking Minneapolis, with listeners weighing in on government accountability and "sanctuary state" policies. The conversation...
ICE to send 2,000 federal agents to Minneapolis in immigration crackdown
The Department of Homeland Security said Monday that it is sending more than 2,000 agents to Minneapolis as it cracks down on the region over allegations of fraud by people who live there.
Knitter of 2,000 hats for Salvation Army has died
CHAMPLIN, Minn. — Editor’s note: This story originally aired on March 15, 2021. Tom Cornish passed away on Nov. 1, 2025, at age 101. He continued knitting almost until the end. His family estimates he knitted 2,000 hats for the Salvation Army. Tom’s son, Jerry Cornish, says knitting all those hats gave his dad a...
Newsmax’s Moeller Reports on Alleged Minn. Day Care Fraud
Newsmax's Moeller Reports on Alleged Minn. Day Care Fraud
