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The badge of ICE Field Office, in Hawthorne, California, U.S., March 1, 2020. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson

ICE and your rights — immigration law professor breaks down ICE on campus

by Grace Aigner
Published April 7, 2025

As President Donald Trump’s administration has opened up college campuses for Immigration and Customs Enforcement, questions about how international students and students who recently immigrated to the...

The meeting was held in Van Cleve Recreation Center on Saturday afternoon.

Sen. Doron Clark, Rep. Mohamud Noor hold town hall meeting in Como

by Alexandra DeYoe
Published April 7, 2025

Sen. Doron Clark (DFL-Minneapolis) and Rep. Mohamud Noor (DFL-Minneapolis) met with residents for a town hall meeting discussing housing affordability, public safety and protecting international students...

The Minneapolis DFL caucus night is different from other caucuses, as not everyone can attend the city conventions.

Minneapolis DFL Caucus Night is Tuesday

by Katrina Bailey
Published April 7, 2025

The Minneapolis DFL Caucus Night is Tuesday, with ward conventions happening from April 26 through May 31 and a citywide convention in July.Minneapolis residents elect delegates during the DFL caucus,...

The Jacksons were the first Black family to move into the Prospect Park neighborhood in 1908.

Prospect Park’s Jackson family inspires generations of neighbors

by Grace Aigner
Published April 2, 2025

Amy and Madison Woods Jackson built their home in Minneapolis’ Prospect Park neighborhood in 1908 with their three daughters. In return, the neighborhood met the family with racist protests and discrimination,...

M Health Fairview, Neighborhood Health Source and the Minneapolis Health Department are among the providers affected.

City, health administrators warn about COVID-19 vaccination funding cut

by Katrina Bailey
Published April 2, 2025

The Trump administration announced around $11 billion in cuts to COVID-19 related grants nationwide on March 25. The Minnesota Department of Health said it is losing over $200 million in federal grant...

Wonsley, Chavez, and Ellison speak Thursday at a press conference about banning rent algorithms.

Minneapolis City Council bans rent algorithms

by Maya Bell
Published April 1, 2025

The Minneapolis City Council voted to ban rent algorithms in Minneapolis on Thursday, making it the fourth U.S. city to ban them.Minneapolis City Council members held a press conference Thursday after...

The line started running on March 22, offering free rides its first week.

Metro Gold Line buses now running

by Katrina Bailey
Published March 31, 2025

The Metro Gold Line, a 10-mile bus line connecting St. Paul, Maplewood, Landfall, Oakdale and Woodbury, started running on March 22. As Minnesota's first rapid transit bus line that operates primarily...

Trump’s attempts to crush education will hurt everyone.

Teachers, students share concerns about Department of Education closure

by Alexandra DeYoe
Published March 31, 2025

President Donald Trump’s administration recently announced an executive order closing the federal Department of Education to “provide children and their families an opportunity to escape a system that...

Applications are open for pop-up art projects, and festival and cultural spaces until April 15. Courtesy of Jamal Adam.

Minneapolis’ grants for art, artists, cultural centers return for second year

by Grace Aigner
Published March 30, 2025

Minneapolis’ Cultural Districts Arts Fund returns for its second year to award artists and cultural centers grant money to begin and grow their work.Ben Johnson, the director of Minneapolis’ Arts...

 Hideaway in Dinkytown sells cannabis, hemp products and smoke products.

New ordinance to require cannabis, hemp businesses to register with the city

by Katrina Bailey
Published March 30, 2025

The Minneapolis City Council is considering a new ordinance requiring cannabis and hemp retailers to register with the city.The ordinance would codify state law passed in 2024, Minnesota Office of...

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