Trump’s travel ban affects Minnesotans, including those from Somalia and Afghanistan
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The Trump administration’s new travel ban is impacting many immigrants living in Minnesota, including those who moved here from Somalia and Afghanistan.
Sheriffs and County Attorneys are calling on state lawmakers and the governor to honor earlier commitments to fund mental health treatment.
Jurors have begun deliberating in the trial of Derrick Thompson. He is accused of killing five young women in a Minneapolis car crash in 2023. Thompson was allegedly driving a rented vehicle at high speeds on a highway exit towards Lake Street when he hit another car. All five of the women in that car were killed.
The Minneapolis City Attorney’s Office has charged a man with obstructing and fleeing police at a protest that followed a raid on a Lake Street restaurant.
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Many state workers returned to the office this week as part of Gov. Tim Walz’s mandate that they can work remotely no more than 50 percent of the time.
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