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The Legislature does not have to approve a new budget in 2026 but is still holding talks affecting taxpayer dollars.
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Even during the most intense immigration enforcement in Minnesota, however, immigration authorities were arresting nearly triple the number of immigrants in Texas.
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Organizers of the event estimated that as many as 200,000 people gathered, making it the largest protest in Minnesota history.
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Businesses with fewer than 50 employees that operate a physical location, including licensed home businesses and small farms, would be eligible for aid.
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The lawsuit is the latest and most aggressive of a series of actions taken to secure key pieces of evidence in the killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti.
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Everyone is invited to a sing-along for unity and healing at 2 p.m. Saturday, March 7, 2026, at Community Presbyterian Church in Grand Rapids.
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"What's for Breakfast" guests Kathy Lee and Kathy Kooda from Grand Rapids have been delivering donations to families in need in the Twin Cities due to the impact of Operation Metro Surge.
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Federal judges have excoriated the Trump administration for directing immigration agents to carry out mass arrests and detention without warrants under a new legal theory that contradicts decades of precedent.
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Gov. Tim Walz describes the move as a "campaign of retribution."
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Most of the petitions were filed by a newly mobilized army of volunteer lawyers with little or no experience with immigration law.