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By: Steve Simpson
A clash between protestors and ICE agents outside the Whipple Federal Building at Fort Snelling Thursday. As the crowd moved closer, chanting and holding signs, American flags, and calling for ICE to leave Minnesota, agents deployed pepper spray.
By: Al Schoch, Steve Simpson
A House bill to create an office to fraud concerns and allegations passed its first committee early Tuesday morning. The only member to vote against the Inspector General bill was DFL Representative Larry Kraft, but the bill was supported by others in the DFL.
By: Steve Simpson, Al Schoch
Four-year graduation rates in Minnesota are up from 2024 to 2025 according to new state data released Friday morning by the state Department of Education. It shows 84.9% of Minnesota students graduated in four years. That's the highest graduation rate recorded in Minnesota, according to Education commissioner Willie Jett.
By: Steve Simpson, Lindsey Peterson, Chris Shaffer
We could get some severe weather later this afternoon into this evening. WCCO-TV Chief Meteorologist Chris Shaffer says the Twin Cities is on the northern part of an enhanced threat of dangerous storms that could include large hail, high winds, and perhaps tornadoes.
By: Steve Simpson, Lindsey Peterson
They're cleaning up south of the Twin Cities, and in numerous spots across the Upper Midwest after heavy storms and at least a couple of tornadoes tore through communities. Three tornadoes touched down in southern Minnesota, where some damage to farms was reported.
By: Steve Simpson, Lindsey Peterson
The "Curse of Mamdani"? The Twins beat the Mets Tuesday night, and now that city's mayor getting flack for his team's losing streak which reached 12 games. Fans in Queens say the bad luck began when New York Mayor Zoran Mamdani met the Mets mascot and posed for a picture. "I will accept being addressed as Mayor Bambino," Mamdani said.
By: Steve Simpson, Al Schoch
Federal agents again swarmed sections of the Twin Cities Tuesday morning, exercising search warrants at several childcare centers for what the Department of Justice called an "ongoing fraud investigation."
By: Steve Simpson, Lindsey Peterson, Mark Freie
A $1.2 billion bonding bill appears to be part of the deal struck by Minnesota legislative leaders late Wednesday night with potentially millions on the way to fund statewide infrastructure projects, continue funding for HCMC, cut property taxes, and car tab fee cuts. Here's more of what is in the handshake deal:
By: Al Schoch, Steve Simpson, Lindsey Peterson
Minnesota lawmakers will work over the weekend on final touches for the massive $1.2 billion bonding bill agreement and other bills that have bipartisan support.
By: Steve Simpson, Lindsey Peterson
A 52-year old ICE agent facing charges related to an incident during the surge has been located and arrested in Texas. Christian Castro was charged in Hennepin County earlier this month after prosecutors say he shot through the front door of a home following a foot chase knowing there were people inside.
