More Than 200,000 Attended Flagship "No Kings" Rally In Minnesota, Organizers Estimate

Protests began at noon across three sites in St. Paul: Harriet Island, St. Paul College and Western Sculpture Park.

As ICE Activity Increases In Northfield, Neighbors Step Up To Support Each Other

In Northfield, Minnesota, the mayor says ICE activity isn't slowing down.

This Rural Minnesota County Voted For Trump, But Residents Say ICE Agents "Need To Leave"

So much coverage on immigration enforcement has focused on the Twin Cities, but rural Minnesotans are also following what's happening.

Minneapolis Rapper Nur-D Grateful To Be Alive After Arrest By Federal Agents During Protests

More at home in the studio, it was the events of Jan. 24 that forced him out of his comfort zone and into the streets.

One Of Alex Pretti's Final ICU Patients Says Terrorism Accusations "Broke My Heart"

As Alex Pretti's ICU co-workers grieve, so do his patients, like Marta Crownheart.

MSP Employees, Union Demand Metropolitan Airports Commission Keep Immigrant Workers Safe

"I'm a citizen and I'm very scared to be here," said Feben Ghilagaber, who has worked at the airport as a server for more than 20 years.

U.S. Citizens Recount Being Detained By ICE During Minnesota Operation

Luis Escoto and their son, Alex, said there was no reason for ICE to randomly check her immigration status other than the color of her skin.

Director Of Minnesota Day Care Featured In YouTube Video On Fraud Responds

YouTuber Nick Shirley arrived and claimed that the day care was among many in Minnesota that were empty.

Minnesotans Share What They Would Do If They Won The $1.7 Billion Powerball Jackpot

Some answers came quickly: mostly a new house or vacation. But as more people stopped to talk, a different theme began to emerge.

Hurricane Melissa Weighs On Minneapolis Restaurateur From Jamaica

"We've been in communication on an almost hourly basis. Every hour there's an update," says Tomme Beevas.

Mom Of Annunciation Shooting Victim Gives Message To Lawmakers: "Are You Courageous Are You A Coward?"

"The trauma is palpable, and we are not OK," said Malia Kimbrell, speaking at Hennepin Healthcare on Thursday.

Parents Of Annunciation Shooting Victim Lydia Kaiser Deliver Messages To Vice President Vance

It was an emotional moment of explanation and a call to action after Lydia Kaiser's parents met with the Vances.

Ticketholders Frustrated After Taste Of Minnesota Reaches Capacity, Turns People Away

People reported waiting outside the outdoor festival in Minneapolis and waiting to get in. However, they were not let inside.

Twin Cities Planned Parenthood President Undeterred After Death Of Friend Melissa Hortman

"This is not the first time that Planned Parenthood or myself have faced threats like these," Richardson said.

Pickleball Ban At Maple Grove Park Sparks Pushback From Neighbors

Pickleball problems in Maple Grove, Minnesota, are leading to conflict off the court. Neighbors say the courts are very popular.

Minneapolis' Native American Community Finds Strength In Unity After Violent Week

The shooting occurred at East 25th Street and Bloomington Avenue just before midnight, according to the city's police department.

Woman Caught In "N-Word" Tirade In Rochester Raises $600K Via Fundraiser, Sparking Community Backlash

The woman says she started the fundraiser to help protect her family in response to the video going viral.

Minnesota Protesters Rally Against Trump's USPS Privatization Plans

Privatizing the USPS could dramatically change the way Americans receive online purchases and prescription drugs by mail.

Ukrainian Refugees In Minnesota Cautiously Hopeful Ceasefire Deal Will Bring Peace

"I'm grateful that my child is here, but I believe all Ukrainians deserve safety," Ukrainian refugee Mariia Hural said.

Friends Say 3 Fathers Believed Dead In Alaska Avalanche "Lived For Their Kids"

Close friends are opening up about the impact and legacy of three fathers who died in an avalanche while skiing in Alaska last week.

Minnesota Group Dedicates Itself To Helping Undocumented Immigrants During Time Of Uncertainty

The arrests and the raids are happening in every state, including Minnesota, where an estimated 100,000 undocumented people are living.

Kristen Bell Donates Thousands To Help Twin Cities Man Battling Cancer

"He never gets sick, just a cold here and there," said Murilo's spouse, Alana Romao. "And on that day, he was in bed and can't even get up."

Ice Fishing Businesses, Enthusiasts Enjoying Cold Weather

"Last year was horrible. We were out for only ten days with the warm," said Jeff Henrichs, owner of Ice Fishing Warriors.

Satanists' Holiday Display At Minnesota Capitol Sparks Outrage

The Minnesota Satanists put up its holiday display at the Capitol Building in St. Paul over the weekend.

Buckthorn Threatens Eden Prairie Spring, But A Volunteer Group Is Fighting Back

"The traditional process of buckthorn removal will contaminate the groundwater because of herbicide used to kill the buckthorn," she said.

Concerned St. Paul Residents Sign Petition Against Proposed Supportive Housing Facility

An October police report noted persistent drug use and called the building "a direct hub for the distribution [of fentanyl] in the area."

Men Of Gen Z Backed Donald Trump, Fueling His Political Comeback, Polls Say

One critical group that helped president-elect Donald Trump complete his unprecedented political comeback: young men.

Minnesota Trans Community Feels "Sense Of Fear" Following Trump's Re-Election

"I think for us and my community, I think it was just this instantaneous sense of fear," said Andi Otto, director of Twin Cities Pride.

Pro-Palestinian Protests Continue At The University Of Minnesota On Saturday

It might be homecoming in Gopher Nation, but another group on campus is focused on the war in Gaza.

Minneapolis' Black Religious, Community Leaders Urging Parents To Seek Help With Them To Save Wayward Kids

Minneapolis police arrested six children on Tuesday, all under the age of 15, after a chase and crashes involving stolen cars.

Hundreds Take To Minneapolis Streets In Protest Of Israel's War In Gaza

"I do know that the places that I've visited in Gaza have been destroyed," Meredith Aby with the Anti-War Committee said.

Minnetonka Synagogue Will Host Gathering To Mark 1 Year Since Oct. 7 Hamas Attack On Israel

Local Jewish leaders said the one year anniversary still feels unresolved and like an open wound.

First Responders Share Trauma Of Call Of Fallen Minneapolis Officer Jamal Mitchell

"For me, personally, I think talking with a professional therapist has been helpful," Dr. Nick Simpson said.

Hazelden Betty Ford Launches Program Focusing On Mental Health, Generational Trauma In Native American Communities

After getting treatment at Hazelden Betty Ford Jason Delmont is eight years sober and now a counselor himself.

Young Minnesota Voters Energized By Kamala Harris' Candidacy

A Harvard Kennedy School Institute of Politics Harvard Youth Poll showed 53% of young voters will "definitely be voting" in the election.

"It's Heartbreaking": Neighbors Travel By Boat To See Their Homes Underwater In Waterville

The only way down his street is by boat. His family evacuated Friday as the water rose fast.

Waterville Seeks Volunteers For Sandbagging As Cannon River Floods Neighborhoods

Parts of Minnesota are experiencing major flooding because of the excessive rain pouring into the state.

While Minnesota Bids Drought Farewell, Farmers Deal With Rain-Related Woes

The excessive rain and heat have been great for the hay fields and pastures, according to Cardinal. But the rain flooded his farmland, too.

Ukrainian Refugees Make Stop In Minnesota While Biking Across The U.S. For Their Homeland

"[Minnesota] is green and it's very nice. I love the amount of rivers you have," Bubnova said.

100-Year-Old Minnesota Veteran Makes First-Ever Trip To Normandy To Mark D-Day's 80th Anniversary

"I'm having the time of my life right now. I haven't got time to think of the people back home," Schrenk said. "It's a moving occasion."