A recently released report highlights the Minneapolis Local Organizing Committee’s diversity and inclusion spending.
Partners Pete and Kim Rhodes bring their best to BMA Cable
Pete and Kim Rhodes are the only Black husband-and-wife broadcasting owners in the Twin Cities. Their company, BMA Cable, is celebrating 35 years of broadcasting.
Armory boxers fight their way to a shot at title honors
Twins great Tony Oliva and local welterweight contender Jamal James have a special bond.
Mutual admirers share Hall-of-Fame honors
They’re not biologically related, but Ronnie Henderson and Ed Prohofsky are symbiotically as close as two persons separated by age and biological origins can be.
From high school to the pros, Augustus was destined for greatness
Seimone Augustus was among five athletes, three coaches, two administrators, one contributor and an official recently inducted as the 37th National High School Hall of Fame class.
Local legend referee excelled in more than sports
It’s been said that any two people on Earth are at least six acquaintance links apart. James “Jim” Robinson is no exception.
Former Lynx discovers natural ability to coach
After 12 WNBA seasons, Noelle Quinn is in her first season as an assistant coach with Seattle, the last of the five teams she’s played for.
The WNBA and social media: blessing or curse?
Perhaps more than any other pro league, the WNBA has fully embraced social media.
New Lynx shooter grateful for green light
Lexie Brown recently became the 13th player in Minnesota Lynx history to make five three-pointers in a game and the third WNBA player to do so.
Black golfers scarce at Hazeltine, plentiful at Emerald Greens
The Twin Cities this weekend will see golfers all over, but will any Blacks be among them?