Thursday, November 13th — A Northfield family is demanding answers after a father was detained by masked ICE agents in a residential neighborhood, as bystanders recorded the emotional scene. The federal government reopens after a record 43-day shutdown, with federal workers finally set to receive back pay. In Minneapolis, the city’s legal battle with landlord Hamoudi Sabri continues after a judge dismisses his countersuit. And Metro Transit adds more officers on trains and platforms to improve rider safety heading into winter.
Plus, the man convicted again in the 2019 murder-for-hire plot that killed realtor Monique Baugh is set to be sentenced, Chicago and St. Paul sue the Justice Department over new policing grant restrictions, Starbucks workers strike on Red Cup Day, and Anthony Edwards surprises a young superfan with the jersey off his back.
Join Maria Lisignoli and Johnny Kahner for this episode of 4 Things to Know.

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