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Minnesota laws allowed a mass shooter to renew gun permit
2+ hour, 54+ min ago (1369+ words) Numerous officers stand at the base of Shoreline Plaza, where a mass shooting has taken place, on Sept. 2, 2026, in Minneapolis. (Victor Stefanescu/The Minnesota Star Tribune/TNS) By Jeff DayStar Tribune MINNEAPOLIS — After Carlton Johnson II carried out a mass…...
Immigration Minnesota Churches
1+ day, 2+ hour ago (103+ words) goSkagit - Manage Subscription (Pay Your Bill, Vacation Request, Update Account Info) A sign prohibiting federal agents from entering the premises is posted outside University Baptist Church, Friday, Sept. 4, 2026, in Minneapolis. There was a problem reporting this. Keep it Clean. Please…...
MINNEAPOLIMEDIA NEWS | Federal Surveillance of Minnesota Churches Fuels New Legal Battle Months After Operation Metro Surge
4+ hour, 17+ min ago (763+ words) MINNEAPOLIS, MN (September 13, 2026). More than six months after the largest phase of Operation Metro Surge ended, Minnesota churches remain caught in legal battles over where immigration enforcement ends and constitutional protections for religious worship, political protest and government surveillance begin....
Minnesota churches roiled by legal battle over ICE surveillance and right to protest
21+ hour, 58+ min ago (966+ words) Even congregations uninvolved in the court cases say they’re still feeling the repercussions of the weekslong surge in immigration operations last winter. Protesters confronted federal law enforcement daily, and the killing of two protesters sparked global outcry. Immigration agents are…...
Minnesota churches roiled by legal battle over ICE surveillance and right to protest – WTOP News
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (966+ words) Even congregations uninvolved in the court cases say they’re still feeling the repercussions of the weekslong surge in immigration operations last winter. Protesters confronted federal law enforcement daily, and the killing of two protesters sparked global outcry. Immigration agents are…...
Ramsey County Attorney’s Office: St. Paul officers justified in December non-fatal shooting of man who pointed gun
1+ day, 20+ hour ago (802+ words) The Ramsey County Attorney's Office said Friday that two St. Paul police officers were legally justified when they shot and wounded a suspected car thief who pointed a handgun at them on an Interstate 94 on-ramp in downtown St. Paul. Elliot…...
Minnesota AG Sues C4D Over Somali Muslim Home Contracts
1+ day, 13+ hour ago (315+ words) For Minnesota buyers who have received the required disclosures, the Attorney General's Office says a purchase agreement may be canceled, with all money returned, during the five days after those disclosures are received. That guidance is separate from the allegations…...
Documenters report: Minneapolis budget process in full swing as Council hears presentation on $2.3 billion budget
1+ day, 18+ hour ago (17+ words) The Minneapolis City Council heard a budget presentation that addresses a $60 million expected shortfall next year....
Federal indictment targets fentanyl ring operating in Minnesota
2+ day, 13+ hour ago (214+ words) MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. — Three men are facing federal charges for allegedly distributing large amounts of fentanyl across the region. United States Attorney Daniel N. Rosen says Pierre Rasheem Fields, 42 of Minnetonka, Ray Eric Brasson, 36 of Minneapolis and Jermaine Young, 26 of Chicago…...
Minnesota meth trafficking ringleader sentenced to 20 years in cartel-linked scheme
2+ day, 16+ hour ago (403+ words) (FOX 9) - A Minnesota man who ran a drug trafficking organization tied to a southern California gang is heading to federal prison for 20 years. Erick Emilio Diaz-Aguilar, also known as "Homie," was sentenced to 20 years in federal prison after being convicted…...