Month: October 2015

PBS’ FRONTLINE for the last couple of years has been tracking concussions each week suffered by NFL players. The program ...

On Saturday, October 17, the African American Breast Cancer Alliance (AABCA) celebrated their 25th Silver Anniversary Gala and Survivors Ball, ...

For this reason, it is a blessing to find Dreams Are Made for Children, a bedtime picture book that comes ...

Gladys Knight Motown Records was considered the number-one most influential company to lead in setting a precedent for talent, style, ...

Keith slept fitfully, Butch and Sundance sacked out beside him. He was on a sun-drenched beach. Some woman, he couldn’t ...

This was a hard-fought battle that took all of 60 minutes for the Vikings to prevail. They improved to 3-2 ...

As terrorist groups continue to lure young Somalis from the Twin Cities to join them in the Middle East, Voice ...

Paraphrasing the commander of the ill-fated Apollo 13 lunar mission, “Minnesota, we have a problem,” — an embarrassing, shameful blot ...

For the nation’s automakers, diversity is measured in colors and it’s better to be a solid green than a token ...

The 19th WNBA season began in June under somewhat cloudy circumstances, with more attention given to off-court concerns than on-court ...

Fall comprehensive street sweeping will start Tuesday, October 20, 2015. The Street Sweeping Schedule Lookup has been updated to reflect ...

On Friday October 16, 2015, the Embassy of Ghana in Washington DC in the United States of America (USA) played ...

The minority population has grown tremendously since the year 2000. According to the Census Bureau, the Hispanic population growth is ...

"It was amazing. We know we care about each other but you can’t say it too much,”said Moore. “This is ...

A few weeks ago I attended my 40 year high school reunion. It was celebrated in St. Louis, Missouri, where ...

In the October 2015 issue of The Atlantic, award-winning journalist Ta-Nehisi Coates has penned an expansive and compelling cover story ...

A biweekly column in which various contributors from both sides of prison walls explore common ground for effecting change.

“We will be shaping our grassroots efforts to introduce the game and grow the game for all girls,” proclaimed Rylan. ...

“Do you think three times make a dynasty?” asked Minneapolis Mayor Betsy Hodges to the appreciative crowd inside her city’s ...