Police have not been forthcoming about why so many shots were fired, and why, if they were indeed aiming at Vue, so many missed their target.
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Lawsuit threatens right to protest
One of the most important First Amendment cases in decades is on the docket to be heard by the U.S. Supreme Court next month.
‘In Search of the Gingerbread Man’ offers savory family fun
Local children’s book author and illustrator Timi Bliss once again delves into children’s folklore with ‘In Search of the Gingerbread Man.’
Black Business Spotlight: Wendy’s House of Soul
The ever-resilient Wendy Puckett is back in business after being hit in the face with a random pellet on Nov. 22.
6 Reasons to Support Black-Owned Businesses
For a green economy, holistic sustainability is impossible without the inclusion of all.
St. Paul’s Open Cities needs stopgap funding to survive
A much-used community health institution, Open Cities Health Center, finds itself needing nearly two million dollars to keep its doors open in 2020 after 52 years of serving the community.
New street name honors former MSR publisher
The City of Minneapolis has recognized the historical legacy of Launa Q. Newman, former publisher of the Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder, by naming a stretch of city street ‘Launa Q. Newman Way.’
Four places where homeless folks can fill up
Not having the means to do as others do does not mean one has to do without. The MSR found a few places that welcome those down on their luck.
The best films of 2019
2019 offered a diverse array of superb talent—in front of and behind the camera.
Domestic abuse too dangerous to ignore
Raven Gant’s killing sent shock-waves through much of the Twin Cities and devastated her family and friends.
Black Business Spotlight: Mama Sheila’s
Since opening its doors in 2018, the restaurant has quietly established itself as one of the Twin Cities’ premier destinations for authentic Southern cuisine.
A matter of life and death: insulin emergency/affordability bill stalls
Many Minnesotans with diabetes cannot wait for an affordable option for insulin, but a legislative relief is slow to come.
Summit Academy OIC: a Northside institution looks to the future
Summit Academy OIC sees the Tech Migration as the next critical wave for achieving economic mobility for African Americans and low-income People of Color.
‘Tis the season of holiday classics and good cheer
The forecast may look a bit frightful but live theater always has a way of warming the soul. Enjoy some of these seasonal classics.
Local hip hop artist amasses global following
The Lioness will take the stage at the Dakota Jazz Club on November 29 with a variety of artists.
