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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) says Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested several people in the Twin Cities for being in the country illegally.

Federal authorities say investigators found half of the immigration cases in Minnesota, including H-1B visas, fiancé visas, and the Ukrainian humanitarian parole program, are fraudulent, according to a statement from the United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS), but the total number remains unclear.

The opinion, handed down Thursday evening, may allow the GOP to pick up five more seats in the upcoming election, strengthening a small majority in the House.

Auto industry experts say consumers turning to used cars find little relief as prices remain elevated.

Dpree Shareef Robinson argued he was under the influence of oxycodone when he pled guilty in 2023 to the murder of 9-year-old Trinity Ottoson-Smith. Ottoson-Smith was struck by a stray bullet while jumping on a trampoline in Minneapolis in 2021.

Data shows that holiday tipping is down slightly and amounts are mostly flat. Here’s a look at who is getting tips for the holidays and how much.

The owner of Lutsen Lodge has been arrested and charged in connection to the 2024 fire that destroyed the historic resort.

The Minnesota budget office is projecting an increasing deficit for the state in its next budget cycle, despite cuts during the previous legislative session.

The FBI arrested Brian Cole, Jr.

Hawaii claims that ByteDance designed TikTok to manipulate dopamine production, similar to gambling industry tactics.

Trump’s new $1,000 baby accounts and a major donation could grow kids’ savings. Here's what to know.

Federal officers are in the city for an operation aimed at enforcing the Trump administration’s immigration policies.

A beloved black lab mix named Sadie had luck, lifeguards and an AirTag on her side when she escaped from the San Diego home she was visiting and got swept out to sea by a rip current.

“We're grateful today that no one is visiting the undertaker," Bloomington Police Chief Booker Hodges said during an update on Thursday, while noting that, "You shoot at us, we're going to shoot back."

Some Minnesota cities registered daily record-breaking low temperatures Thursday morning as subzero temperatures settled over the state. Here's how cold it got.