The dictionary’s definition of a renaissance person — someone who is well-educated, sophisticated, and talented and knowledgeable in many fields...
Read moreOn the evening of January 26, presidential hopeful Sen. Bernie Sanders first stopped in Duluth, Minnesota earlier in the day...
Read moreU.S. Senators Amy Klobuchar and Al Franken last week announced that the Senate voted to confirm the nomination of Wilhelmina...
Read moreConfident and informative is the way he communicates. Kwasi (kwah-see) Nate is owner of Fitness for Seniors Program, which specializes...
Read moreFebruary is Black History Month. Below we’ve compiled a list of events happenings around the Twin Cities and beyond to...
Read moreA mother sent her fevered child to school because she couldn’t afford to miss work and stay home with him....
Read moreMinneapolis is one of six pilot cities selected to look into improving police-community relations. The city was selected last year...
Read moreThis year’s plan for the Minneapolis Urban League (MUL) emphasizes its health and wellness programming, Steven Belton, MUL president, told...
Read moreNominations are being accepted from now through midnight on Monday, Feb. 15, 2016 for the Facing Race Ambassador Awards.
Read moreLocal History Matters is a project produced by students at Ramsey Middle School and Minneapolis Public Schools, that researches local...
Read moreA partnership of local organizations led by Voices for Racial Justice is developing a first-ever “community led” racial equity report...
Read moreMonday morning, January 18, at 7 am, former two-time governor of Massachusetts and author Deval Patrick delivered the keynote speech...
Read moreOn Monday, January 18, two groups totaling around 50 people marched on both the St. Paul and Minneapolis sides of...
Read moreWorking collectively, knowledge, and the support of local artists were at the center of Chuck D’s message as he spoke...
Read moreMore than 500 people gathered at the Brooklyn United Methodist Church in Brooklyn Center on Sunday, December 19 to bid...
Read more“The year 2007, I went through a divorce, foreclosure and bankruptcy,” said Roc Anderson. Fast-forward nine years and Anderson is...
Read moreIn November of 2015, just before the Thanksgiving holiday, Dr. Louis Porter II began working as the new executive director...
Read moreMLK Holiday Calendar 2016: See our list of events in the community to help celebrate the legacy of Martin Luther...
Read moreMore than 92 percent of contracts go to White women To receive federal money, each state’s transportation departments must set...
Read moreSigma Phi Epsilon at the University of Minnesota may not have a house dad, but it has had the next...
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