Two upcoming literary events at Strive Bookstore will bring nationally recognized authors and scholars to downtown Minneapolis for conversations about leadership, identity and the power of literature. Both events are free and open to the public and will take place at the bookstore’s location inside the Medical Arts Building, 825 Nicollet Mall. Guests are asked […]
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Kyler Murray joins Vikings legacy of Black quarterbacks
Kyler Murray becomes the latest in the long legacy of Black quarterbacks Minnesota Vikings have trusted to lead their offense.
Posted inLocal & State
Renters rally after Frey vetoes Minneapolis eviction notice extension
Minneapolis eviction protections remain uncertain after Mayor Jacob Frey vetoed a proposal to extend the city’s pre-eviction notice period.
Posted inOdds and Ends
D3 March Madness ends, but Millsaps leaves its mark
The Millsaps women’s basketball NCAA tournament run ended with an 81–73 loss to Bethel after winning the Southern Athletic Association championship.
Posted inOpinion
The war against Black workers: Fifty years of attacks
The Black unemployment gap remains significantly higher than the rate for white workers, continuing a long pattern of economic inequality.
Posted inFinances FYI
What Medical Debt Really Means For Your Credit
Medical debt credit report rules now provide more protection for consumers and time to resolve billing issues before collections appear.
Posted inFirst Educator
Fostering growth at home: Q&A insights on mental health, wellness, and autism
Albertina Mella shares advice for first educators supporting children with autism while prioritizing caregiver mental health.
Posted inAnother View
Barnes building a conference, future leaders
Kiki Baker Barnes HBCUAC commissioner reflects on conference expansion, media partnerships and mentoring the next generation of Black women leaders.
Posted inOpinion
Selma was not just history, it was a warning
The Selma Bloody Sunday legacy continues to shape modern civil rights movements and discussions about protest and state power.
Posted inWomen’s History Month
Trailblazing athlete Lusia Harris spotlighted in Difference Makers book series
The Lusia Harris NBA draft milestone is highlighted in a Difference Makers book about the pioneering basketball star’s historic career.
Posted inLocal & State
Lyft settles service animal discrimination complaint in Minnesota
A Lyft service dog settlement Minnesota officials announced follows a complaint from a blind rider whose rides were repeatedly canceled because of her guide dog.
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K-Pop Fans Gather for Two Days of Dance and Community in the Twin Cities
Minnesota K-Pop Connect events will bring K-Pop fans together in St. Paul and Bloomington with Bangtan Bash and a Random Dance Challenge.
Posted inTheater
New play ‘Abuelita’ centers culture, community at Capri Theater
The play Abuelita premieres at the Capri Theater in North Minneapolis, telling a story about culture, family and the women who support communities.
Posted inBusiness
No, the Target boycott is not over, activists say after claiming attempts at co-opting
Target boycott Minnesota organizers say the boycott is still active despite reports that the national movement ended.
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MSR What’s Hot This Weekend: March 13–15
MSR What’s Hot This Weekend highlights Twin Cities events March 13–15 including the Food & Wine Experience and Spring Flower Show.
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MSR CEO Tracey Williams-Dillard Joins National Panel on Reporting ICE and Protests at LMA Summit
Tracey Williams-Dillard joined a panel at the LMA Summit discussing reporting on ICE enforcement, protests and the role of local journalism.
Posted inOn the Radar
On the Radar Podcast: Jamela Pettiford Uses Music to Build Confidence and Community
Singer and educator Jamela Pettiford discusses music, mentorship and her Rondo roots on the Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder’s On the Radar podcast.
Posted inThe Prep Scene
Millsaps College represents in NCAA tournament
Bethel University defeated Millsaps College 81–73 in the first round of the NCAA Division III women’s basketball tournament.
Posted inEducation
Professor examines lives of enslaved people in Spain, Santo Domingo and Puerto Rico
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Posted inDigital Editions
MSR Digital Edition 32 for March 12 – March 18, 2026
The MSR Digital Edition 32 for March 12 – March 18, 2026 is now live. Explore community news, sports, arts, and events. Edition 32, Volume 92.