Legal hurdles complicate prosecution in ICE shooting cases amid federal-state jurisdiction clash
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ICE shooting cases present complex legal challenges involving federal jurisdiction, evidence access, and questions over who has the authority to prosecute. Mike Bryan, an attorney with Bradshaw & Bryant, breaks down how federal barriers affect state investigations, how prosecutors work through evidence held in federal custody, and what comes next as lawmakers weigh in.

Bay Area welcomes the world as Super Bowl LX takes over San Francisco
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The Bay Area steps onto the global stage as Super Bowl LX arrives in San Francisco, bringing weeklong events, international attention, and a marquee Patriots–Seahawks rematch. From citywide celebrations to on-field storylines and betting trends, the region prepares to host one of the world’s biggest sporting events.

MN schools file lawsuit against DHS, NBA trade deadline & more: February 5, 2026
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Today on The Afternoon Shift, we sit down with FOX 9's Pierre Noujaim to discuss the NBA trade deadline. We talk to a Minnesota ad agency about what goes into creating a Super Bowl ad. Fridley Public Schools superintendent Brenda Lewis tells us about the lawsuit filed by MN schools against DHS. All this and more, on this episode of The Afternoon Shift.

Fridley superintendent Dr. Brenda Lewis on why schools are taking DHS and ICE to court
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Several Minnesota school districts, including Fridley Public Schools, are suing the Department of Homeland Security and Immigration and Customs Enforcement, saying immigration enforcement actions have disrupted learning and created fear among students. Fridley Superintendent Dr. Brenda Lewis discusses her personal experiences, the impact on children and families, whether more districts may join the lawsuit and what it will take for schools to return to a sense of normalcy.

Inside the making of a Super Bowl commercial, with Minnesota ad agency Colle McVoy
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From Frank’s RedHot to Dairy Queen, Minnesota-based ad agency Colle McVoy is once again making its mark on the Super Bowl. Executive Vice President Dave Fransen takes viewers behind the scenes of what it takes to create a standout Super Bowl commercial, the strategy behind big-game advertising and why these high-profile spots still matter in a crowded media landscape.

Anoka breaks new ground with city-owned cannabis dispensary
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Anoka is entering uncharted territory with the launch of a city-owned cannabis dispensary, placing the city directly in charge of cannabis sales and operations. Enterprise Operations Director Kevin Morelli explains how the model works, how it differs from privately owned dispensaries, and why city leaders believe the approach could benefit the Anoka community.

700 ICE agents set to leave MN, Timberwolves & more
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The team from The Afternoon Shift delivers live updates on Minnesota educators filing a federal lawsuit, the St. Paul City Council’s move to ban ICE officers from wearing masks on the job, plus a preview of Timberwolves vs. Raptors.

“Abolish ICE” message to be illuminated on Lake Harriet
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The words “abolish ICE” are going to be illuminated with candles during the Luminary on Harriet event on Lake Harriet in Minneapolis. Event organizer Kayla Hughes talks about the significance of the messaging and provides details on the event. 

Seven Minnesotans named to Team USA women’s hockey
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Team USA women’s hockey is heading into international competition as the gold medal favorite, and Minnesota is playing a major role on the roster. Seven Minnesota natives, including six players from the Minnesota Frost, are representing the United States. FOX 9 Sports reporter Dawn Mitchell highlights the local athletes to watch and what their Olympic participation means for the University of Minnesota women’s hockey program during the Games.

How can ICE use people’s data?
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Data privacy expert and Privacy Bee CEO Harry Maugans breaks down how U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) can use people’s data and what that means for everyday individuals. He explains how zero-click exploits can compromise data without any user action and highlights practical steps viewers can take to better protect their digital privacy.

‘Roast of Ice’ comedy show at Sisyphus Brewing to benefit Every Meal
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Sisyphus Brewing & Comedy hosts Roast of Ice tonight at 7 p.m., a comedy event featuring comedians and hosts Ben Katzner and Pearl Rose. The show uses roast-style humor to explore cultural and social topics through stand-up and commentary. Proceeds from the event will benefit Every Meal, a nonprofit organization working to address child hunger.

Happy Groundhog day!
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Is a groundhog really better at forecasting the weather than FOX 9’s Ian Leonard? Here’s what Ian has to say…

Nekima Levy Armstrong and others speak out after being arrested, looming govt shutdown & more
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The Afternoon Shift brings you a press conference where Nekima Levy Armstrong speaks out about her arrest following her Cities Church protest, information about the looming government shutdown, details on a toy drive set up to help refugee families impacted by ICE and more.

Toy drive launched to support refugee families impacted by ICE activity
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A local toy drive is underway to support refugee families impacted by increased ICE activity. Alight U.S. Enterprise Marketing and Engagement Manager Jo Haugen explains that many families are afraid to leave their homes and are in need of safe, engaging activities for children. Alight is collecting art supplies, puzzles, LEGOs, games and other items during its Kids Drive at the organization’s Minneapolis office tomorrow, February 2, and February 4 from 9 a.m. to noon. More information is available at wearealight.org.

Partial government shutdown could begin tomorrow as DHS funding fight stalls
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A partial government shutdown could begin as early as tomorrow as Congress remains deadlocked over funding for the Department of Homeland Security. Democratic senators have refused to back the current spending plan. University of St. Thomas Law School professor Thomas Berg explains what a partial shutdown would look like and what options lawmakers have to avoid it.

Sen. Klobuchar speaks on ICE activity in MN, MPLS groups call for "day of action" and more: Jan. 28, 2026
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The Afternoon Shift takes you to the U.S. Senate floor where we will hear from Senators Amy Klobuchar and Tina Smith speak about ICE. Minneapolis groups call for a "day of action" this Friday, Jan. 30 to protest ICE. We also talk to MN Department of Corrections Commissioner Paul Schnell about the DOC webpage 'Combatting DHS Misinformation.' All this and more on today's episode of The Afternoon Shift. 

Minnesota DOC launches webpage to correct DHS ‘misinformation’ on ICE detainers
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The Minnesota Department of Corrections has launched a new webpage aimed at correcting U.S. Department of Homeland Security 'misinformation' related to ICE operations. Minnesota Department of Corrections Commissioner Paul Schnell joins the show to discuss the site and the information it provides regarding arrests, custody transfers and coordination between state and federal agencies.

MPLS FOR MPLS: Why supporting small businesses matters right now
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Meet Minneapolis is using its MPLS for MPLS initiative to support neighborhood businesses during challenging times by promoting local events, spotlighting small businesses and encouraging community engagement. Learn more at minneapolis.org/mpls-for-mpls.

Community reactions to the death of Alex Pretti, detained Hopkins residents returned home & more: January 26, 2026
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Community reactions continue following the death of Alex Pretti as vigils and calls for accountability grow across Minnesota. We also have updates on Hopkins residents detained by federal immigration authorities who have now been returned home.