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Minnesota is once again facing unprecedented times with the intrusion of ICE in our cities. And once again, we are seeing the strength, resilience and hope Minnesotans have been known for. This is …

City briefs - Mar 2026

Report on MPD reform efforts Effective Law Enforcement for All, the company hired to evaluate the city’s settlement agreement with the state Department of Human Rights, released its latest report …

One of the busiest groups during last year’s city election was the Twin Cities Democratic Socialists of America. Since its official registration in 2017, the group has grown in membership and …

Roosevelt High School theater department pulled together a 48-hour musical for the community on Valentine's Day. They auditioned on Wednesday for a show they did not know, received their parts and …

Frustrated about about the affect that self-described independent journalist Nick Shirley's 43-minute YouTube video alleging widespread fraud at Minneapolis daycares had in the Twin Cities? What he …

A very cold and sunny day brought out thousands and thousands of bicyclists on a memorial ride to honor Alex Pretti on Jan. 31, 2026. Pretti was shot multiple times and killed by two federal agents …

‘Super moms’ care for families

Amidst the Trump administration’s Operation Metro Surge, a predominantly Latino Minneapolis school is confronting fear in the classroom while building systems of protection beyond it. A …

Not on Native land

Indigenous leaders, clergy and immigrant rights advocates gathered outside the Bishop Henry Whipple Federal Building on Feb. 7, 2026 for a human rights rally and prayer. The event was co-organized by …

The Daily Frog Project

Lynnhurst resident Bradley Scott Davis has made a painting of a frog every day for over 1,600 consecutive days. Through his Daily Frog Project, Davis explores an important and, as yet, unanswered …

Day camp: Day camps provide much of the structure of school without all the homework or time spent indoors. Many parks and recreation departments run summer day camps for kids. Camps can be …

Midway Chamber Directory

Nokomis Beach Gallery owner Jolie Pies is selling the work of local artists to benefit those afraid to leave their homes right now. She was motivated to do this when she saw how immigrant artists and …

At Mni Owe Sni near Whipple Building

Tipis stand at Mni Owe Sni (Coldwater Spring), a sacred site for the Dakota and other tribes, across from the Bishop Henry Whipple Federal Building in Minneapolis. Wasu Duta (which means Red Hail in …

Even with the imminent end of Operation Metro Surge, Minneapolis leaders still call for immediate withdrawal of ICE agents and request funds to aid in crisis recovery. City of Minneapolis leaders …

As Senator John Hoffman lay recovering from the nine gunshots that nearly killed him last June, he had time to reflect. “Survival is not a math problem,” he said. “It’s a responsibility. What …

Hennepin County Commissioner Angela Conley reported in her Friday newsletter that she receive 300+ emails from county residents expressing their concerns with the Sheriff's office and their behavior …

Blind date with a book

The blind date with a book fundraser, held January 30th at Mother Earth Gardens, had a steady stream of patrons looking to support those impacted by ICE and find a new read. Books were donated and …

Democracy in action

With signs like “I was teargased on school grounds” and “Our classmates live in fear,” Roosevelt High School students marched on Jan. 12, 2026. They went from the school building along 28th …

Musical artists are being inspired to write songs about the protests, resisistance and ICE encounters in Minneapolis. They include: BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN, NEW JERSEY Played at First Ave. during …

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