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Tensions rise in Chanhassen as crowd gathers around ICE agents, one individual taken into custody during construction site arrests; FOX Nine crews monitoring situation for updates.

Minnesota State Senator John Hoffman recently witnessed an immigration raid at a local coffee shop, Crumbs and Coffee, in Brooklyn Park. The two owners were taken away, and customers were forced to leave. Hoffman questioned the nature of these arrests, referring to a Homeland Security press release claiming over four hundred undocumented individuals, including serious offenders, have been arrested since Operation Metro Surge began. Local news outlets report that small businesses, particularly those run by Latino and Somali Minnesotans, are suffering due to fear of detainment, affecting their livelihoods and community ties.

Richfield Police Pursue Suspect, Discover Fatal Shooting Victim; Investigation Ongoing

The Vancouver Canucks trade with the Minnesota Wild, acquiring defensive prospect Zeev Buium and others, has sparked debate. While the Wild gained Quinn Hughes, the Canucks may have secured a future cornerstone in Buium, along with other valuable assets, potentially defining their success for years to come.

Steph Curry returned from injury, showcasing his signature moves and scoring 39 points against the Timberwolves. Despite the Warriors loss, Curry made NBA history with his 95th game of 35+ points since turning 30, surpassing Michael Jordans record. The Warriors record stands at 13-13, and Curry is set to play against the Trail Blazers this Sunday.

Dangerously cold weather grips the Twin Cities this weekend, with wind chills reaching as low as minus forty degrees in northwestern Minnesota. Frostbite can occur in as little as ten to fifteen minutes at these extreme temperatures. The coldest day in the metro area since February seventeenth is expected, marking the earliest zero-or-lower high temperature since December twelfth, two thousand. Temperatures are forecast to rise into the upper twenties by Monday afternoon, bringing some much-needed sunshine.

Minnesota Wild Acquires Quinn Hughes: A Bold Move to End Playoff Drought The Minnesota Wild made a significant move by acquiring star defenseman Quinn Hughes from the Vancouver Canucks. This trade, along with the Edmonton Oilers acquisition of Tristan Jarry, signals a busy period for player movements. The Wild sent three promising prospects to the Canucks, highlighting their long-term vision of immediate contention. The hockey world awaits Hughes integration into the lineup and the potential impact on the Wilds playoff drought.

The Vancouver Canucks were forced to trade their star defenseman, Quinn Hughes, to the Minnesota Wild due to his desire to leave. Despite efforts to convince him to stay, Hughes decision to depart led to a trade that significantly impacts the Canucks plans, as they now face the challenge of moving forward without their captain and top defenseman.