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6019 - State lawmakers move to keep AI chatbots away from minors and let voters weigh in on governor term limits

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Minnesota Today

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State lawmakers move to keep AI chatbots away from minors and let voters weigh in on governor term limits

Gas prices rise; Walleye limit on Mille Lacs Lake

Gas prices continue to soar as Middle East conflict continues

U.S. Sen. Tina Smith not confident Homeland Security replacement will bring meaningful change

Another federal judge threatens to hold officials in contempt over immigration detainee documents

Family of Minnesota soldier planning memorial

Man who tried bribing juror in Feeding Our Future case sentenced to nearly 5 years in prison

Flags at half-staff for Minnesota soldier; Congressional hearing on fraud

Walz, Ellison testify under oath before House oversight committee examining fraud

Noem testifies; Judge hears arguments in voter registration data case

Another person pleads guilty to defrauding a Minnesota Medicaid program

Minnesota National Guard in Middle East; Prosecutors investigating excessive force during ICE surge

1 person jailed, 38 people cited and released after demonstrating outside Whipple Sunday

Minnesota's economic forecast; Twin Cities tenants could strike

Judge orders Minnesota’s top federal law enforcement official to appear in court

Minnesota braces for Medicaid funding freeze

Health officials in Trump administration freeze $259 million dollars in Medicaid payments

Minnesota gun bills stall, other lawmakers hear bill aimed at preventing grooming

Whistleblower: ICE training is broken

Minneapolis shooting suspect shot and killed in confrontation with police in Brooklyn Center

State fraud review calls for independent watchdog

Hundreds march to remember Alex Pretti who was shot and killed by federal agents 1 month ago

Homan says 2,000 ICE agents have left; DHS funding negotiations

New federal work requirements could strip food stamps from thousands of Minnesotans

Local, state officials discuss economic impact of ICE in Minnesota

Federal judge considers whether to temporarily restrict ICE practices in Minnesota after lawsuit

Winter storm continues to pile on Duluth, North Shore

Start of 2026 legislative session; Winter storm warnings

Minnesota lawmakers start new legislative session

Frey responds to announced ICE surge end

U.S. Attorney drops charges against men accused of assaulting immigration officer

Trump administration announces end to ICE surge

Border czar set to speak to reporters Thursday morning following slight drawdown last week

Capitol Hill hearing; St. Paul car crash after ICE pursuit

2 former assistant U.S. attorneys in Minnesota will defend 2 independent Black journalists

Walz predicts ICE surge nearing end; Minnesota businesses say recovery will take a long time

Kidney transplant recipient in ICE custody is now getting meds, but timing and dosage is off

Legislature, schools make plans for ongoing federal immigration operation

Minnesota man detained after kidney transplant is still without medication, says man's wife

Some greater Minnesota sheriffs plan to continue cooperation with ICE

Federal government seeking to end asylum for Liam Conejo Ramos and family

Minneapolis allocates funds for emergency rental assistance

Drawdown could mean nearly one-third fewer federal agents working in Minnesota

Federal agents leaving Minnesota; Critics say it's not enough

11-year-old Columbia Heights girl detained with her mother by ICE last month has been released

Minneapolis: local businesses losing as much as $20 million in revenue a week

Caucus night in Minnesota. Federal immigration agents will wear body cameras

Advocates rally outside Target headquarters

Federal immigration agents who fatally shot Alex Pretti named

Protests over ICE in downtown Minneapolis, at Whipple building

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