Minneapolis officials implement policies to support immigrants amid federal immigration activity, including barring police from participating in immigration enforcement and offering resources to residents and small businesses.

The Trump administration's freezing of $10 billion for working family aid faces a lawsuit, strongly backed by Senator Wiklund, impacting childcare and support services in Minnesota.

Minneapolis officials are addressing safety and rights amid tensions following an ICE-related fatal shooting, urging public restraint and providing resources for emergency responses, rights training, and assistance against harassment.

ICE operations in Minnesota have surged, leading to increased fears and disruption. State Senate Education Chairs demand ICE withdraw from schools after an incident involving chemical agents.

St. Louis Park plans public hearing for a proposed 33-unit apartment building by Sela Investments, including a variance for reduced setbacks for underground parking.

Wright County Sheriff Sean Deringer announced he will not seek a third term and plans to retire, encouraging his Chief Deputy to run for the position.

Blaine City Council invites public input on Thumos LLC's proposed fitness center permit application, with a hearing scheduled for January 21, 2026, at 7PM at City Hall.

Minnesota's DCYF has issued guidance clarifying county agencies' responsibilities for American Indian children under Tribal court jurisdiction, affirming the Indian Child Welfare Act and outlining financial obligations for child services.

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

Minneapolis resident Renee Nicole Good was fatally shot by an ICE agent. The local community is protesting ICE's presence, while officials doubt the impartiality of the federal investigation.

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.

Minnesota Senator Liz Boldon criticized ICE after an agent shot an unarmed woman and for increased operations in Rochester, with ICE presence rising and the FBI blocking access to investigation materials. She called for unity and fair justice.

Minnesota is freezing enrolment for new Medicaid providers in 13 service categories to combat fraud, with exceptions only by CMS approval. Existing providers remain unaffected.