Saint Paul MN

Cold this intense used to be a more regular part of December in Minnesota. Not anymore.

Minneapolis, Minnesota - A US citizen claims he was recently assaulted and detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials simply because he allegedly looks Somali. During a news conference on Wednesday, Mubashir – a 20-year-old Minneapolis resident who identified himself only by his first name –...

Minneapolis city leaders say a U.S. citizen was wrongfully arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents because he looks Somali.

The latest viral clip out of Minnesota has citizens asking the obvious: how do you deliver a lecture on not terrorizing people and then, moments later, weaponize a crowd-control device like you’re starting a boss fight?. The video opens with an ICE officer attempting to reassure residents that agents...

A man was taken to the hospital late Wednesday morning after being shot near Maryland Avenue and Payne Avenue, Saint Paul police say. Officers were called shortly before 11 a.m. on reports of gunfire in the area, and the man was later found near Case Avenue and Edgerton Street with a wound to his head.

A man accused of throwing items he set on fire inside a Fridley nursing home, where he lived, is facing multiple felony charges for the incident.

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 .

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...

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.

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.