Tuesday, November 18th — ICE Agents clashed with protestors in St. Paul today and used chemical agents on them outside a business near Hampden Avenue, where witnesses say demonstrators tried to block what they believed was an immigration detention raid. In Washington, the U.S. House votes to pass legislation involving the release of unclassified investigative files related to Jeffrey Epstein. Minnesota’s Senate is back at full strength after two lawmakers, Amanda Hemmingsen-Jaeger and Michael Holmstrom, were sworn in, restoring the chamber’s narrow majority balance. And in Plymouth, volunteers from Free Lutheran Bible College spend their day off sorting hundreds of donated shoes to help families struggling with food insecurity through the “Shoe Away Hunger” program.
Plus, new details in a deadly St. Paul hit-and-run, a restaurant worker injured in a South St. Paul hit-and-run, a teen shot near East Lake Street, President Trump’s high-profile welcome for Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, and a looming strike threat by MSP airport food workers. Duluth International Airport also secures $20 million to replace its aging air traffic control tower. In sports, questions continue around JJ McCarthy’s mechanics, the Wild stay hot with six wins in eight games, and the Wolves look ahead after beating Dallas. And for a festive twist, Oreo unveils six new Thanksgiving-inspired flavors, including turkey & stuffing and creamed corn.
Join Maria Lisignoli and Johnny Kahner for this episode of 4 Things to Know.

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