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Minnesota faith leaders denounce Trump's immigration ban
Faith leaders said the ban, which temporarily bars travelers from seven Muslim-majority countries and halts refugee admissions for 120 days, violates the core principles of their religions.
Gov. Mark Dayton's nearly $45.8 billion budget builds on spending increases already in state law and uses almost all of the projected $1.4 billion surplus.
Trump's rural Minnesota backers OK with immigration ban
While critics continue to blast the president for his executive order placing restrictions on immigration, many of his supporters in greater Minnesota generally agree with the president's move.
Trump's immigration order: Minnesota lawmakers respond
Since the president's order Friday temporarily restricting travel for immigrants and refugees from seven Muslim-majority countries, members of Minnesota's delegation to Washington, D.C., have issued responses, many of which cross party lines.
Trump's order brings dread for local refugees
Many Somali-Americans in the Twin Cities processing what the president's actions might mean for them and their families.
Brett Levin, a Burnsville police officer who testified in a Minneapolis court this week that he'd sent "negative" text messages about African-Americans, is no longer on the force effective Thursday, according to Burnsville police.
Jamar Clark protest shooter trial: Prosecution rests, defense begins
Three witnesses testified Allen Scarsella admitted opening fire at the protesters. His attorneys say Scarsella fired in self-defense as protesters charged him and his friends.
Art Hounds: Glow-in-the-dark puppetry about mitosis
This week on Art Hounds, Z Puppets Rosenschnoz presents "Cellula," a glow-in-the-dark play about cell division.
Twin Cities mayors defy Trump on sanctuary city order
Under the order signed Wednesday, cities with policies against reporting undocumented immigrants to federal authorities could risk losing federal funding. Both Minneapolis and St. Paul could fall into that category.