The Coon Rapids Police Department has clarified its role in federal immigration enforcement on their website and social media to address community concerns.

Deputy Jeff Fox retired from the Wright County Sheriff's Office after a 31-year career serving in various roles, leaving a legacy of community safety and dedication.

Melanie Rucker has been named interim Minneapolis fire chief and is the first Black woman to lead the department; she says she will prioritize continuity, safety and mentorship.

Minnesota's Rochester DFL delegation condemns an ICE fatal shooting in Minneapolis, demanding an end to "ICE terror" and accountability for civil rights abuses.

Minneapolis Council Member Pearll Warren communicated with Ward 5 residents, discussing immigration, winter operations, and community support, ensuring access to crucial resources and services.

ICE agents were accused of fatally shooting a community observer in Minneapolis, an event described by Ward 9's Jason Chavez as a public execution, causing community outrage and calls for ICE to be abolished.

Minnesota's Medicaid program has a low improper payment rate of 2.1%, below the national average, with new anti-fraud measures set to further this success.

Council Member Aisha in Minneapolis criticized ICE after a fatal shooting, escalating tensions and leading to her call for their departure and support for community resistance.

Minneapolis officials report negative impacts from the presence of federal agents in the city, citing issues of trust in local police and community safety.

After the Minnesota Board of Pardons set aside eight convictions, a Twin Cities auto-shop owner was detained by ICE less than 24 hours later and flown to Texas.

The U signed an OCR resolution and severed ties with The PhD Project after federal officials flagged the partnership as race‑based; faculty were asked to name outside groups.

The Saint Paul City Council is updating ordinances to limit ICE's use of city property following controversial practices, with public hearings and council members advocating for community safety and legal clarity.

Bloomington, Minnesota, is set to have a public hearing on February 2, 2026, to discuss amendments to city codes regarding the definition and regulation of "art structures" in zoning districts.