Minnesota school districts are working to diversify their staff by increasing the number of teachers of color, with the goal...
Read moreSt Paul’s People’s Prosperity project has positive impact.
Read moreNorma Jean Williams, Dr. Charles Crutchfield, and other notable Black figures from the MSR community passed away in 2023, leaving...
Read moreMinnesota passed a series of progressive bills, while the issues of homelessness, crime, and criminal justice continued to plague the...
Read morePresident Biden has announced a series of clemency actions to address glaring disparities in the U.S. criminal justice system.
Read moreGreat River Landing, a 72-unit transitional housing project for those who are formerly incarcerated and transitioning from homelessness, was celebrated...
Read moreThe recent killing of a Loring Park shopkeeper by someone who was once civilly committed has people wondering if civil...
Read moreThe Man Up Club is hosting an anti-bullying symposium and toy drive on December 23 to raise awareness about the...
Read moreOrchestrated by MSR Publisher Tracey Williams-Dillard, this event sets in motion a year-long journey towards the newspaper's 90th anniversary in...
Read moreThe city has indefinitely postponed the slated eviction of Camp Nenookaasi, an unhoused encampment in South Minneapolis.
Read morePower of People Leadership Institute spreads holiday cheer with gift bags for Twin Cities youth
Read moreDr. Peter Hayden, founder and CEO of Turning Point, a culturally specific service center for addiction recovery and advocacy, is...
Read moreMinnesota schools study effectiveness of no-cost meals for all students.
Read moreThe family of Khalil Azad continues to seek answers after Hennepin County declines charges.
Read moreLt. Governor Peggy Flanagan is traveling across the state to highlight the significant housing investments being made in Minnesota.
Read moreActivists rally to close Smith Foundry in Minneapolis's Phillips neighborhood
Read moreThe Library Patrons Union recently protested unfair treatment of Black and Brown users in Minneapolis.
Read moreThe city of Minneapolis is considering relocating the Elections and Voter Services department to the former Third Precinct building.
Read moreMinnesota taxpayers may be eligible for a tax credit of 85 percent of the amount they contribute to the Minnesota...
Read moreSmaller producers are seeking a level playing field in meat production, and calling for changes in Farm Bill.
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