What happens to pets when their owners are detained by ICE?
video

Carrie Openshaw of Bond Between Animal Rescue explains what happens to the furry friends of people detained by ICE and the urgent challenges they face. She also shares how the community can help.

U.S. House overturns mining protections for the Boundary Waters
video

The House voted to overturn mining protections for the Boundary Waters, raising concerns from advocates like Chris Knopf of Friends of the Boundary Waters about the potential return of copper mining near the fragile wilderness.

Protesters comment on Sunday's anti-ICE church protest, local business reaction to ICE & more
video

The team from The Afternoon Shift bring you updates on the reactions to the ICE presence in Minnesota, impact on local businesses and a preview of Gopher's basketball ahead of their game tonight.

Protesters comment on Sunday's anti-ICE church protest, local business reaction to ICE & more
video

The team from The Afternoon Shift bring you updates on the reactions to the ICE presence in Minnesota, impact on local businesses and a preview of Gopher's basketball ahead of their game tonight.

Gophers men’s basketball looks to snap 3-game skid tonight at Ohio State
video

The Minnesota Gophers are back on the road tonight looking to snap a three-game losing streak as they face Ohio State. BringMeTheNews sports reporter Tony Liebert previews what’s gone wrong during the skid, Minnesota’s NCAA tournament outlook, and the challenge of its fourth true road game of the season.

Local business Càphin Minneapolis steps up to support community amid ICE impact
video

A local Minneapolis coffee shop is stepping up to support its community amid ICE activity in the area. Càphin Minneapolis is hosting a donation drive to provide resources and support for neighbors impacted.

Commemorating MLK Day in Minnesota
video

On a special edition of "The Afternoon Shift," the team commemorates the 40th anniversary of the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday.

Ocean temps reach new record in 2025: What it means for Minnesota
video

Ocean temperatures reached another record high in 2025, adding to growing concerns about climate change. University of St. Thomas climate expert John Abraham explains why oceans are warming and how reducing energy use can help. He also breaks down what rising ocean temperatures could mean for Minnesota and the impacts closer to home.

From Apple Valley to the Olympic stage: Team USA biathlete Margie Freed
video

With the 2026 Winter Olympics approaching, Apple Valley native Margie Freed is chasing her Olympic dream as a member of Team USA’s biathlon program. The sport combines cross country skiing and precision rifle shooting, demanding both endurance and focus. Margie shares how she found biathlon, what came first in her training and what her journey to the Olympic stage has been like so far. Let’s go, Margie!

Looking after your mental health during stressful times
video

Therapist Erin Pash shares practical tips for protecting your mental health during stressful times and offers guidance on how to talk to your kids about difficult news.

Pres. Trump cutting all federal funding to Minnesota beginning February 1
video

Prof. Kjetil Storesletten from the University of Minnesota's economics department explains what the cutting of all federal funds to the state of Minnesota on February 1 would mean for citizens.

What is the Insurrection Act?
video

Prof. Richard Painter from the University of Minnesota's Law School joined Adam Llorens on "The Afternoon Shift" to explain the Insurrection Act and draws on his experiences as part of President George W. Bush's administration.

St. Cloud mayor comments on ICE activity, protests and police guidance
video

St. Cloud Mayor Jake Anderson provided comments following online circulation of videos related to ICE activity in St. Cloud, including police advisories and reported public demonstrations.

$129 million in food aid frozen: What it means for SNAP and MN families
video

$129 million in food aid has been frozen, putting SNAP benefits and food assistance programs in jeopardy once again. Second Harvest Heartland Director of Public Affairs Zach Rodvold explains how this freeze is different from a government shutdown, who will be impacted and what is being done to restore funding. 

Minnesota sues to stop ICE operations: Law professor explains what a TRO could do and whether an ICE agent could be prosecuted
video

Minnesota has filed a federal lawsuit seeking to halt a surge of ICE agents operating across the state. University of St. Thomas School of Law professor Rachel Moran breaks down what a temporary restraining order against ICE would mean, whether the lawsuit could bring real change, which federal judge will hear the case and whether Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty has a legal path to prosecute an ICE agent.

Martin Luther King legacy awards return to Minneapolis
video

The Martin Luther King legacy awards are back this Saturday, celebrating community leaders and organizations who embody Dr. King’s vision of service, equity, and leadership. Founder Armetha Pihlstroom joins us to talk about reviving the awards, why honoring this legacy matters now, and what attendees can expect from this year’s celebration.