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Minneapolis has 700 students waiting to be placed — even as district debates closing schools

Looking forward, looking back: Mizna’s Arab Film Fest digs into cultural archives

Partners in Nutrition will pay state $18.5M to settle food aid fraud claims

St. Paul Police Chief Axel Henry files sexual harassment lawsuit against Mayor Kaohly Her

Report offers rare insight into the risks and challenges facing US deportees in Haiti

Trump administration to remove 760,000 Affordable Care Act enrollees over fraud claims

Don’t let scammers crash back-to-school season

Minnesota senators played crucial roles in Indian Affairs Committee; Flanagan hopes to continue legacy

ICE agent pleads not guilty in federal court for allegedly lying about north Minneapolis shooting

Mayor Her was ‘offensive, inappropriate,’ but did not commit sexual harassment, investigation finds

New indie film ‘QUEEN(S)’ brings undocumented immigrant story to Minnesota for its world premiere

ICE agent charged in Minneapolis shooting allegedly plotted escape to Mexico, prosecutors say

Man who sprayed Minnesota Rep. Omar with vinegar sentenced to 14 months in prison

Big Lake agrivoltaics project shows promise of mixing farming, solar power

Federal government now runs the Red Lake Nation’s Children and Family Services

Minneapolis superintendent rolls out plan that could close up to 16 schools

Somali men in ICE custody say a ‘refueling’ stop became weeks at Guantánamo Bay

‘Everybody Needs Somewhere to Live’: Sahan Journal and Mixed Blood Theatre want to hear your stories about housing in Minnesota

The Item You Don’t Want on Your Back-to-School Shopping List

Metro Transit – come see how we roll!

Beyond the ER: Hospital-based legal aid helps improve long-term patient outcomes

Minneapolis Park Board votes to close Minnehaha Dog Park amid intense public debate

State intervention keeps troubled Nexus East Bethel facility open with reduced capacity

‘My art is my spear:’ Ron Brown’s ‘Blacknificent’ exhibit opens in St. Paul for Juneteenth

Minnesotans protesting ICE and local law enforcement regularly faced criminal charges in the past decade. Many cases get dismissed.

Peruvian-born saxophonist Lucia Sarmiento brings distinctive sound to Twin Cities Jazz Fest

Sahan Journal wins 11 awards from the Minnesota Society of Professional Journalists

Feeding Our Future ringleader Aimee Bock appeals her conviction and 41-year sentence

New film tells story of Minnesota’s first Black woman to become a head brewer

Feds charge 15 Minnesotans with conspiracy for impeding ICE agents during Operation Metro Surge

Prosecutors grill Chad Banken for hours about alleged predatory home sales, discriminatory practices

When ICE came for her husband, Linda Yang negotiated one more day with him. But their luck wouldn’t last.

Sharing Insights About the Bush Fellowship Program

At 40, she went back to college. What she found surprised her.

Rediscover the Hidden Gems of University Avenue

Jury finds that seller Chad Banken preyed on Muslim homebuyers

With brigadeiros, other sweets, baker brings taste of Brazil to Como Park Farmers Market

‘Muerte por mil cortes’: reglas más estrictas significan que los solicitantes de asiloenfrentarán mayores cargas económicas y más obstáculos para trabajar

Inside Annunciation House, the El Paso shelter that’s a first stop for many Minnesota ICE detainees

How’s the water? Researchers try to gauge public perception of Twin Cities lakes.

‘Part of the American fabric’: Minnesota Somali Day events celebrate community and unity

Hoops4Unity Somali Week tournament shows basketball’s growing influence in the community

Amazon workers demand better pay, working conditions at Shakopee Fulfillment Center

Summer Dakota camp gives students a window into a language and a worldview

Hmong Freedom Fest, Pride and album release shows pack Twin Cities weekend

Colonial Market owner closes south Minneapolis location due to sharp drop in business following Metro Surge

Feeding Our Future fugitive Abdikerm Eidleh taken into custody in Mogadishu

New SNAP work requirements have ‘chilling effect’ as need for food aid rises

More choices, more time for what matters: improving transportation in Minneapolis

Minnesota is finalizing a new law intended to protect diverse, polluted neighborhoods. Here’s how to weigh in.