St. Paul passes a 60-day pre-eviction notice ordinance as Minneapolis falls two votes short of overriding Mayor Frey’s veto of a similar tenant protection measure.
Minneapolis
Ashley Moore: Changing the game on and off Camera
Ashley Moore joins KARE 11 as the station’s first Black female sports journalist, ready to cover the Lynx, tell community stories and bring new energy to Twin Cities sports.
MSR Digital Edition 34 for March 26 – April 1, 2026
The MSR Digital Edition 34 for March 26 – April 1, 2026 is now live. Explore community news, sports, arts, and events. Edition 34, Volume 92.
Hunger Strikers Give Hennepin County a Deadline on HERC
HERC incinerator North Minneapolis closure is being demanded by hunger strikers and residents as a former EPA scientist confirms significantly higher cancer risk near the facility.
Know Your Rights Training Coming to Minneapolis April 11
Free Know Your Rights training in Minneapolis on April 11 covers police stops, ICE, evictions and more. Open to the public with free lunch included.
Talented players representing in state tournament
Meet five standout 2026 Minnesota state boys basketball tournament players representing Minneapolis South, Tartan, Richfield and Totino-Grace.
MSR What’s Hot This Weekend | March 27–29
Looking for Twin Cities things to do this weekend? Catch Savion Glover, a Prince tribute, a vintage market and a sound bath event March 27 to 29.
Beyond flowers: Black women deserve more than praise
Black women deserve more than praise. This Women’s History Month, two writers call for real investment in Black women leaders, founders and students.
African-American Leadership Forum Leaders Join Tracy’s Keepin’ It Real to Talk Black Futures, Community Power, and How to Get Involved
African American Leadership Forum Tracy Keepin It Real podcast highlights leadership, policy and community solutions in Minnesota.
Strive Publishing & Bookstore centers Black voices
In the heart of downtown Minneapolis, inside the Medical Arts Building, a unique literacy space is quietly transforming how stories are told, and who gets to tell them. At Strive Publishing & Bookstore, founder and CEO Mary Taris has created more than a bookstore, building a cultural hub rooted in representation, community, and the power […]
More than a game at The Barn
Minnesota advances to the Sweet 16 after a historic NCAA matchup against Ole Miss highlighting Black representation and leadership.
No Kings 3 Rally and March Planned at Minnesota State Capitol
The No Kings movement returns to Minnesota with marches and a rally at the State Capitol on March 28.
TLC, Salt-N-Pepa and En Vogue Headline Minnesota State Fair Grandstand
The Minnesota State Fair has announced a major addition to its 2026 Grandstand Concert Series, bringing together three iconic groups for one night of music and legacy. TLC, Salt-N-Pepa and En Vogue will take the stage for “IT’S ICONIC” on Saturday, Sept. 5 at 7 p.m. at the Grandstand. A night of legendary hits The […]
Statewide public data on pretrial incarceration key to public safety, advocates say
New Minnesota legislation would require statewide reporting on pretrial detention, aiming to improve transparency and accountability.
MSR and Hennepin Arts Partner for “Suffs” Opening Night Ticket Giveaway
Enter to win tickets to the Broadway musical Suffs, opening April 7 at the Orpheum Theatre in Minneapolis.
Thrifting for tuition, student turns vintage finds into college savings
A high school student is turning thrifted clothing into a resale business to help save for college tuition.
On the Radar Host Damenica Ellis Joins City Cast Twin Cities to Spotlight Black Creatives
On the Radar host Damenica Ellis joined City Cast Twin Cities to discuss the podcast’s mission to elevate Black creatives.
Minneapolis should extend eviction deadlines to protect vulnerable tenants
The Minneapolis eviction ordinance debate highlights the need for tenant protections and eviction prevention policies.
Grad workers rally in U of M dispute
The University of Minnesota graduate workers union is challenging the university over fellow protections and labor rights.
MSR What’s Hot This Weekend: March 20–22
Find things to do Twin Cities weekend with a mix of nightlife, brunch and wellness events across the metro.
