Minneapolis Ward 9 residents are warned of increased federal immigration enforcement. Councilman Jason Chavez advises community members to stay safe and know their rights, mentioning concerns over targeting immigrant communities, especially Latinos.

Minnesota's Native American Caucus condemned ICE for detaining Indigenous people, claiming systemic racism and a violation of sovereignty in a public statement.

The Saint Paul Library Board will discuss forgiving pre-2024 debts, fostering partnerships with The Friends group, and examining the Rondo Library status.

Eden Prairie is seeking residents to apply for City Commissions to advise the City Council and shape the community's future. Applications are open until January 30, 2026.

Branden King was arrested for the October 2025 murder of Chazz Toney after a three-month investigation by Duluth Police. The community mourns as the case unfolds.

Law enforcement agencies led by the LSVOTF have made progress in disabling a drug operation linked to the Black P Stone gang, arresting 24 individuals and seizing drugs and weapons.

Minneapolis is expecting a wintry mix of weather with snow and varying temperatures. Partly sunny skies will shift to snowfall and cloudy conditions, with chances of more snow and some sunny periods.

Maple Grove Community Center offers indoor pickleball with day passes, coupon books, and memberships, plus a 10-week doubles league starting January 28.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey calls for ICE to leave the city after a shooting, advocating for immigrant communities and peaceful protests, with restrictions on unlawful activities.

Minneapolis hosts winter community events featuring Indigenous art snow sculptures, game nights, ice lantern crafting, sewing classes, and book discussions to celebrate culture and community engagement.

Homegrown Minneapolis seeks proposals for sustainable food projects under its Climate Legacy Initiative, with grants up to $50,000.

Saint Paul opens 2026 Neighborhood and Cultural STAR grant applications on February 2, supporting local improvement and arts projects. Deadline: March 13.

Senator Ron Latz critiqued Trump's pardons of January 6 convicts, stressing the attack's impact on democracy and law, marking the event's fifth anniversary.