St. Paul

The Minnesota Frost is kicking off its season opener at Grand Casino Arena in St. Paul.

The State of Minnesota’s MNclusive Employee Resource group hosted a Transgender Day of Remembrance vigil inside the rotunda of the State Capitol. The event is meant to honor individuals who have lost their lives, and features speakers from government leaders and community members.

St. Paul City Council Vice President Hwa Jeong Kim and Mayor-elect Kaohly Her spoke at a press conference and vigil on Wednesday in response to an ICE raid at a St. Paul business, where community members were met with violence from federal agents.

St. Paul leaders and community members gathered on Wednesday to hold a vigil and press conference on the recent ICE raid at a business.

ICE and other federal agencies conducted a search warrant at Bro Tex in St. Paul as part of a criminal investigation. The agency stated there was no threat to public safety and the investigation is ongoing. Protesters were present when immigration agents arrived at the business, having been tipped off about the raid. Demonstrators clashed with agents, who used chemical spray to disperse the crowd.

Community members and protesters in St. Paul were injured Tuesday after federal agents performed a mobilized operation at a business Tuesday morning. It prompted responses from several city leaders, including Mayor Melvin Carter and Ward 4 Council Member Molly Coleman.

Molly Coleman, who represents Ward 4 on the St. Paul City Council, joined FOX 9's Rob Olson on All Day to react to community members and protesters interacting with federal agents outside a business Tuesday morning. She says they've gotten no transparency on why federal agents were in the area, and what enforcement they were called to.

St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter issued a statement after protesters were injured while federal and immigration agents were at a St. Paul business Tuesday morning.

Multiple people were hurt while at the scene of a protest against federal officials in St. Paul on Tuesday morning, according to St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter's office.

Multiple people were hurt while at the scene of a protest against federal officials in St. Paul on Tuesday morning, according to St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter's office. According to reports from the scene from Pioneer Press reporter Frederick Melo, at least one person was removed from a building by federal agents, and a chemical irritant was deployed as protesters "swarmed" authorities outside Bro-Tex Inc. in St. Paul.

A St. Paul community gathered Monday night to remember Amber Deneen, a woman killed last Thursday in a hit-and-run crash. The alleged driver in the incident has been charged. FOX 9's Maury Glover has the story.