Susan Du

Since Operation Metro Surge ended, most ICE detainments focused on people released from jails and prisons.

Records show the federal government infiltrated University Baptist Church to build a case against “Antifa,” despite an injunction barring immigration enforcement activity on its property.

Documents show the agents infiltrated protester meetings and investigated union financial records for evidence of domestic terrorist financing.

The termination of Public Works employee Darley Herrera has driven a wedge between city hall and the Laborers Union.

The so-called Minnesota 15 defendants are teachers, union organizers and transgender rights activists who pushed back against Operation Metro Surge. The Justice Department wants to try them as terrorists.

University of Minnesota scientists spent two years investigating the status of a hidden but critical piece of infrastructure beneath the falls.

River advocates see a rare opportunity to restore part of the Mississippi Gorge if two aging dams are eventually removed.

Vang was convicted of raping a child in 2006. A pardon doesn’t automatically save him from deportation.

The Conviction Review Unit was one of the first statewide agencies dedicated to investigating the integrity of criminal convictions.

Mayor Jacob Frey and City Council President Elliott Payne engaged in tense exchange over capitalism and socialism but kept it cordial.