Governor Walz authorizes temporary closure of K-12 schools to enable long-term plans for COVID-19 (updated)
Schools will be closed to students by Wednesday, March 18 through Friday, March 27 to accommodate COVID-19 planning between school...
Timberwolves’ Karl-Anthony Towns announces 100K donation to Mayo Clinic for COVID-19 testing
Karl-Anthony Towns announced that he would donate 100K to help the Mayo Clinic increase testing for the virus that causes...
Weigh in on the Mpls. Transportation Action Plan
The City of Minneapolis has opened public comments for the draft of the Minneapolis Transportation Action Plan.
Coronavirus: Mayor Carter declares state of local emergency, announces closure of libraries, parks & rec facilities
Beginning Monday, March 16 through Friday, March 27, all Saint Paul Public Libraries, Parks, and Recreation Center facilities — including...
Free mental health support groups across the greater Twin Cities
NAMI Minnesota is sponsoring free support groups for families and friends of individuals living with a mental illness.
Social distancing: what it is and why it’s the best tool to fight the coronavirus
Social distancing can never prevent 100% of transmissions, but by following these simple rules, individuals can play a critical role...
‘Market-rate’ development is killing affordable housing
New 'market-rate' apartments do not open up lower-end units. What they do is make all rents go up.
Pump the brakes – new speed limits in the Twin Cities
The new speed limits for local residential streets in the Twin Cities will be 20 mph; 25 mph for larger,...
Enjoy free theater at Mixed Blood (updated)
At Mixed Blood Theatre you can enjoy professional theatre in Minneapolis completely free.
Coronavirus: NBA stars, owners step up to aide laid-off arena workers
NBA stars and owners have stepped up to offer at least $100K to help pay the wages of stadium workers...
Governor Walz declares peacetime emergency, unveils legislative proposals to prepare for COVID-19 pandemic
Governor Tim Walz issued Executive Order 20-01 Friday declaring a peacetime emergency in Minnesota and unveiled legislative proposals to prepare...
‘Still We Rise’: Honoring a Champion
Community members are invited to join a musical tribute honoring the servant-leadership of Senator Bobby Joe Champion, Esq.
Controversy over Black-owned company ad exposes White entitlement
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=2&v=23kUpB79cQk&feature=emb_logo Target's Honey Pot ad As difficult as it may be for some to believe, in 2020 there are still...
How to protect yourself from the coronavirus pandemic
It is critical to have a strong immune system to slow and stop viral and bacterial invaders.
Student needs are too urgent to wait for a constitutional amendment
The choices that went into creating this proposed amendment were deliberate, but, so far, not transparent.
Constitutional amendment will make public education a civil right
This amendment is one hundred percent about strengthening public education and public schools.
NCAA announces March Madness will happen without fans in the stands
This year's NCAA championship games will go on without fans in attendance, it was announced.
St. Paul teachers strike continues (updated)
Wednesday marks the second day of the St. Paul teachers' strike.
There’s plenty of toilet paper in the U.S. – so why are people hoarding it?
Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, hoarding household supplies like hand sanitizer is at an all-time high. But why toilet paper?
Dr. Crutchfield talks skincare at Sister Spokesman event
In a full-to-capacity room, Charles E. Crutchfield III, MD, held court for an hour-long presentation about skincare best practices.
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