Welcome to Minneapolis-Saint Paul Today, I'm Morgan Riley bringing you the latest from our Twin Cities.Word on the streets of Minneapolis-Saint Paul is that federal agents conducted a significant raid yesterday in south Minneapolis. The operation, which included the FBI, Department of Homeland Security, ATF, and DEA, sparked community concern when rumors circulated that it might be immigration-related. However, Minneapolis Police Department has clarified that the warrant was actually for a drugs and money laundering investigation. The raid took place near Bloomington Avenue and Lake Street, drawing a crowd large enough that police arrived to secure the area. City Council Member Jason Chavez and State Senator Omar Fateh were both reportedly on scene.In concerning news for our community, researchers have issued what they're calling a "red alert" regarding Minneapolis's response to domestic violence calls. Two years after a study identified gaps in police response, experts told the City Council that MPD still isn't adequately protecting victims. They highlighted the unsolved death of Allison Lussier as part of a troubling pattern that needs immediate attention.Safety concerns are also mounting at Boom Island Park following a recent shooting incident. City officials and neighbors are taking a critical look at park security after the tragic event that claimed the life of a mother, leaving friends and family mourning her loss.On a brighter note, Prince fans might notice something new underfoot around Minneapolis – the city has installed "Purple Path" sidewalk signs honoring our legendary hometown musician. How many have you spotted? These markers celebrate Prince's enduring legacy in the Twin Cities music scene.Looking at our weather, severe conditions swept through the region on Monday with the National Weather Service issuing multiple tornado warnings and severe thunderstorm warnings throughout southern and central Minnesota. Tonight's forecast shows continuing unsettled conditions according to WCCO's latest weather report.For those planning their weekend, it's worth noting the new Minnesota Military and Veterans Museum is under construction near Camp Ripley in Little Falls. Though not opening until late 2026, this $40 million project will be eight times larger than the existing museum and will honor both service members and the refugee experience.This has been Morgan Riley, your neighbor in the news. Don't forget to subscribe so you never miss a Minneapolis-Saint Paul news update. For more information, you can always send an email to [email protected] or check out our website at QuietPlease.ai. Until next time.This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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