Suicide is no longer just a white problem
Recent studies have shown a significant increase in suicide rates among Black adolescents, with experts citing systemic racism, suicide by...
Kayaker Devin Brown to challenge the mighty Mississippi
Devin Brown is set to make history by becoming the first Black woman to solo kayak the entire length of...
Humphrey Policy Fellows panel explores media landscape and need for diversity in journalism
The Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder CEO/Publisher Tracey Williams-Dillard participated in a media panel for the 2023-2024 cohort of Policy Fellows at the...
Dominique Pierre-Toussaint: A male voice for what’s primarily thought to be a female issue
Dominique Pierre-Toussaint is a Black man who has become an advocate for breast cancer awareness.
Sister Spokesman’s ‘Tea, Treats, and Tops’: A sophisticated success
Sister Spokesman held its final edition of the year, a 90th Anniversary Legacy High Tea, which welcomed a capacity crowd.
Obesity and diabetes reach critical points among children
The Minnesota Department of Health is launching a new pilot program to analyze and address childhood obesity specifically for preventing...
Dr. BraVada Garrett-Akinsanya: ‘They are all our babies’
Dr. BraVada Garrett-Akinsanya is an African American clinical psychologist who has dedicated her life to helping children and the victims...
Sabathani Community Center hosts free health fair to promote wellness in South Minneapolis
Sabathani Community Center is hosting a Spring Health Fair to promote overall health and wellness among the residents of South...
Purple Genealogy preserves Prince’s legacy through philanthropy
Three women from Minnesota are coming together to celebrate 40 years of Purple Rain, with proceeds going toward a mural...
Dr. Ronda Chakolis: Trailblazer in health care and community engagement
Dr. Ronda Chakolis is the first woman of color to lead the Minnesota Board of Pharmacy.
Sage shares her musical roots and latest songs in exclusive interview
Twin Cities-based singer Sage has found her musical home with Atlanta-based CSP Music Group, and is currently charting her latest...
Black Business Spotlight: Win at Life Training
Windlan Hall II, founder, owner and head trainer of Win at Life Training, LLC, uses boxing as a holistic force.
Age Well At Home helps homeowners with renovation needs
Age Well At Home provides home repair and safety services to senior homeowners in the Twin Cities area, allowing them...
Sister Spokesman celebrates Women’s History Month with powerhouse panelists
Sister Spokesman, a gathering of African American women, celebrated Women's History Month with a powerhouse panel.
Rising youth suicide rate linked to increased mental health concerns, CDC data shows
One in five adolescents between the ages of 12 to 17 report experiencing feelings of anxiety and depression.
Bridging the racial gap in healthcare: a new study investigates digital access
Techquity by FAITH! hosted two kick-off events in Minneapolis and Rochester to promote digital inclusion to improve health outcomes.
‘Purple Rain’ musical set to debut in Minneapolis before Broadway
'Purple Rain: The Musical' will premiere at the State Theatre in Minneapolis in 2025 before its Broadway run.
Twin Cities icon speaks on impact of son’s death
Lucas Bellamy's family has filed a federal wrongful death lawsuit due to the medical-related death of his son.
Northside dance champs receive congressional honor
Rep. Ilhan Omar recently presented national champions Dance City with a Congressional Proclamation.
Walker West Music Academy expands with state-of-the-art facilities in Rondo community
Walker West Music Academy, a St. Paul-based African American community conservatory, has received a transformational gift of $4 million from...
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