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'The City has never really responded, never been interested in the community’s vision.'

On February 24, the Minnesota Department of Human Services announced it is awarding $5.7 million in grants to 12 organizations...

Last month, the Saint Paul City Council launched the application process for the Recovery Act Community Reparations Commission.

In the United States, only 8% of African Americans live in a census tract with a supermarket, while 31% of...

'People are losing their shelter, their clothing, their heat. This is how they live, how they survive.'

The one-day snow emergency parking rules begin tonight, Friday, Feb. 24 at 9 pm until Saturday, Feb. 25 at 8...

'We passed the PRO Act because we know that Minnesota has the ability to make laws protecting Minnesota’s right to...

KARE 11 and media personality Sheletta Brundidge have partnered for a program that offers real talk about school shootings.

'This disinvestment in Black communities is not just historic, it’s current. It’s still happening.'

As expected, snow emergencies were issued in both Minneapolis and St. Paul on Wednesday, the start of a massive snowstorm.

The City of Minneapolis is close to demolishing an abandoned warehouse in the East Phillips neighborhood against the wishes of...

Representatives from both Minneapolis and St. Paul are urging residents to stay home ahead of historic snowfall potentially rivaling the...

Paid leave remains one of the bigger issues being considered in the Minnesota Legislature this session.

'If we give another year to the current superintendent, we’re probably missing a lot of great leaders. I want to...

Chaos ensued as the sister of victim Katherine Massey spoke to the avowed racist gunman Payton Gendron before his sentence...

In the summer of 1942, the first Black Marines arrived at Montford Point Camp, a 1,600-acre wooded swamp near Jacksonville,...

The agency continues to struggle with difficult working conditions that have attracted federal scrutiny and threaten to drive away their...

February will see the closing of two stores in North Minneapolis.

Mississippi’s Black community is outraged that state lawmakers are moving closer to establishing a separate justice system in Jackson for...

Toward the end of last year the Twin Cities lost a tireless and graceful advocate for all things transportation—Bill Dooley.