# Ngoc Bui

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What Does a Shared Menu Look Like Across a Divide?

What happens when two chefs, Yia Vang and Colby Rasavong, inherit a fraught history and decide to cook their way through it? In this episode, reporter Ngoc Bui takes us inside a Hmong-Lao dinner where they use food to open conversations about a complex past and explore how a new culinary vernacular…

Thousands of Minnesotans Are at Risk of Food Insecurity

Thousands of Minnesotans are at risk of food insecurity. In today's stories, Minnesota lawmakers condemn the end of protections for refugees. And, some patients in the Twin Cities are getting a little extra help when it comes to practicing their religions. ----- Executive Producer: Victor Palomino …

NSS Weekly: Impact of Statewide ICE Presence on Tribal Citizens and Small Businesses

This week, we continue our coverage of the intensified federal immigration operations in Minnesota and the growing public response.​ Tribal members say federal agents are not recognizing tribal identification cards. And we take a look at how the immigration crackdown in the Twin Cities is impacting…

NSS Weekly: Federal Immigration Enforcement in Minnesota Comes under Legal Scrutiny

Federal immigration enforcement in Minnesota comes under intense legal scrutiny. Then, transnational adoptees are worried amid immigration enforcement.  ----- Executive Producer: Victor Palomino  Producers: Xan Holston, Ngoc Bui  Anchor: Grace Jacobson  Reader scripting: Victor Palomino  Fact check…

NSS Daily Headlines: February 10, 2026

Today’s statewide headlines include: an update on GOP candidates for the Governor’s race; Duluth and Fridley’s lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security, and the economic hit to Minneapolis businesses. Tune in for the full newscast.   Image caption: East Side, St. Paul and other Metro-are…

The History of ICE and the Effects of Family Separation

A new prayer camp at Coldwater Spring near Fort Snelling is drawing attention and debate. Then, a personal story looks at the effects of separation over twenty years after a woman lost her mother to deportation. And, we delve into the history of America's immigration and deportation policies and ho…

NSS Weekly: Harvey's Law Proposes Using Cameras to Make Daycares Safer

This week, a Minnesota mom describes the moment her life changed forever—after dropping off a baby she trusted would be safe. Then, Minnesota hospitals demonstrate how our healthcare system is struggling. A new group is asking what would it take to repair healthcare, not just patch it up? ----- Exe…

NSS Weekly: The Minnesota Legislature – A House Divided

As the legislative session nears its end, we look at how this historic session is unfolding. And, Black women make up about seven percent of Minnesota's population, but account for forty percent of domestic violence victims. ----- Executive Producer: Victor Palomino Producers: Ngoc Bui and Katharin…

NSS Weekly: From a Ban on Cryptocurrency Kiosks to Benefits for Secret War Vets, Here Are Bills the Minnesota Legislature Passed

This week, we continue our coverage of the legislative session by examining some of the lesser-known bills that passed. Then, we look at what residents in northern Minnesota are thinking about the future of their natural areas. And black bears are expanding their territory in some parts of the stat…

Cicada Dreaming

Azillanet, France. When cicadas's sleep after a day or relentless shaking, a portal to a new form of listening is revealed. In their collective dreaming, the sounds of the village re-emerge transformed, as a sonic tapestry that bears witness to the deeply oneiric nature of the real. A collective p…