By LOLITA C. BALDOR, Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — A top Pentagon official said Tuesday that special operations forces do not have the authority to launch drone attacks at drug cartels in Mexico, even though President Donald Trump has designated … Continued
The University of Minnesota graduate student currently detained pending deportation proceedings will be back in court later this week. During a hearing at immigration court Tuesday, an attorney for Doğukan Günaydın, 28, asked the court to pause the removal proceedings … Continued
A St. Paul man was sentenced to 22 years in prison Tuesday for shooting into a car his girlfriend was riding in and killing the 21-year-old man who was driving. Martavious Roby-English, 21, pleaded guilty Feb. 13 to second-degree unintentional … Continued
The City Council’s budget response calls for additional dollars for new construction and preservation, to address maintenance issues at NYCHA and to staff up the city agencies that oversee housing. NYC Council members unveiling their budget response on Wednesday. (Credit … Continued
The St. Paul City Council will host two public hearings Wednesday on an effort to exempt rent control for residential buildings constructed after 2004 and a separate initiative to install new tenant protections, including notification requirements after affordable housing has … Continued
Late in the Minnesota Wild’s Tuesday morning practice at Xcel Energy Center, recovering star forward Kirill Kaprizov caught a pass in the corner and was immediately checked into the boards by a teammate — not an overly hard check, but … Continued