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We Support Justice. We Also Need to Stay Open
An Uptown business owner reflects on supporting immigrant justice while struggling to keep small businesses, employees and neighborhood storefronts afloat during a time of economic and political strain.
City Council Renews Hotel Liquor Licenses After Heated Debate Over ICE Housing
After a contentious debate over hotels housing federal immigration agents, the Minneapolis City Council voted to renew downtown hotel liquor licenses, highlighting deep divisions over worker safety, immigration enforcement and downtown’s future.
Under Federal Siege: Minneapolis is Rising!
Amid a large-scale federal ICE deployment, Minneapolis residents have organized neighborhood watches, volunteer patrols, and mutual aid to protect their community and resist intimidation.
Uptown Businesses Lead Community Push Against Ice
As ICE activity intensifies in Minneapolis, the Uptown shop Smitten Kitten transforms into a community center providing food, supplies, and support to affected families.
Ice in Kenwood Park
While enjoying a winter morning in Kenwood Park, a grandmother and her grandson witness an ICE detention, prompting reflection on fear, family, and community harm.
Controversy Grows Over Park Board Plans For Mall Park and Parkway Closures
Proposed changes to roadways and parkway access spark strong public opposition and debate ahead of the Park Board’s February vote.
ICE Traffic Stop Near Kenwood Park Raises Alarm Among Neighbors
A Jan. 3 traffic stop by federal immigration agents near Kenwood Park left an unattended vehicle behind and raised questions among nearby residents about how to respond when witnessing ICE activity.
Neighbors Report Police Raid at 2815 Hennepin Avenue
Residents and businesses describe a high-risk police operation at a Hennepin Avenue storefront as questions remain unanswered.
Metro Transit Opens New E Line BRT Service
Metro Transit opens the E Line bus rapid transit route, boosting frequency and connecting the University of Minnesota to Southdale.
