Dalí, Duende, and the Dance In Between
by Nelson Serrano As the dog days of summer melt to a stop, and reddening leaves begin to whisper in the breeze, spinning down until they meet the ground, what better display of this in-between than the haunted and macabre world of flamenco and Salvador Dalí? Last week, I had the privilege of speaking with […]
January 2026: Subzero Protests and Federal Occupation
This week’s edition covers stories from January 2026.Today’s issue is 726 words, a 6-minute read Hey folks, Mateo here. Welcome to the first monthly edition of NewPrensa. As we enter 2026, we’re shifting to a monthly format to provide you with deeper, more comprehensive coverage of the issues affecting Minnesota’s diverse communities. Over the next few months, you may […]
From the Week to the Month: Context in a Time of Crisis
This week’s edition covers stories from January 22nd to January 28th, 2026.Today’s issue is 590 words, a 5-minute read Hey folks, Isabella here. On behalf of the NewPrensa team, we wanted to announce that beginning in February, we’ll be shifting from a weekly cadence to a monthly edition newsletter. This change will allow us to step back from the constant churn […]
One Year In: Federal Retaliation Against Minnesota
This week’s edition covers stories from January 15th to January 21st, 2025.Today’s issue is 694 words, a 6-minute read Hey folks, Mateo here. This week, we continue to stand with our neighbors facing an unprecedented federal assault on our communities. As Operation Metro Surge enters its second month, the weight of fear, grief, and uncertainty has not lifted—it has deepened. This […]
Minnesota Under Siege: Federal Overreach and the Fight Ahead
This week’s edition covers stories from December 8th to December 14th, 2025.Today’s issue is 540 words, a 4-minute read Hey folks, Isabella here. It has been a couple of weeks since we last spoke. I find myself writing to you in a climate of profound local despair, at a moment when the rhythms of our community are being dictated by fear. […]
This Week in NewPrensa: Holiday Headlines
This week’s edition covers stories from December 18th to December 24th, 2025.Today’s issue is 492 words, a 4-minute read Hey folks, Mateo here. Happy Holidays! As we gather with loved ones, we know this week has been difficult for many in our community. While we celebrate, we’re also holding space for those facing uncertainty and fear. Here’s a quick look at […]
Minneapolis Confronts ICE Operations as Ad World Faces Major Consolidation
This week’s edition covers stories from December 11th to December 17th, 2025.Today’s issue is 739 words, a 6-minute read ICE Operations Spark Street Confrontations The scene: Federal immigration raids in Minneapolis have turned chaotic, with protesters clashing with ICE agents across the metro. What went down: Monday: ICE agents called for backup during a traffic stop near Karmel Mall, claiming 60-70 “agitators” were “fighting them.” […]
Minneapolis Under Zero: Immigration Raids, Robotaxis, and Corruption This Week
This week’s edition covers stories from November 27th to December 3rd, 2025.Today’s issue is 630 words, a 5-minute read Hey folks, Isabella writing you from the frozen tundra. It’s a crisp -5°F out there (yes, actual negative degrees), and honestly? The cold hits different when you’re scrolling through today’s news. While we’re all hibernating indoors with our third cup of coffee, […]
Season of Change: Leadership, Celebration, and Conservation Across Minnesota
This week’s edition covers stories from October 9th to October 15th, 2025.Today’s issue is 770 words, a 6-minute read Hey folks, Mateo here. You’ve probably noticed the chill settling in, funny how 50 degrees in October feels so much colder than 50 in April. As the seasons turn, Minneapolis marks new beginnings: Fire Chief Bryan Tyner retires after three decades of […]
Target Troubles, TikTok Battles & Fair Fun Ahead 🎡
This week’s edition covers stories from August 14th to August 20th, 2025.Today’s issue is 664 words, a 5-minute read Hey folks, Isabella here. This week we’re talking about shakeups, showdowns, and steep price tags. Target is bracing for a leadership change after years of turbulence, with questions about whether new leadership can rebuild trust. At the Capitol, Attorney General Keith Ellison […]