Kevin Washington isn’t just a jazz drummer; he is a musical vessel for Black music. From his Detroit upbringing to his Minneapolis residency, Washington blends funk, gospel, and punk rock to create a spiritual experience he calls “the source.”
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Next generation leaders: Young women reshaping politics, art, and activism in Minnesota
Young women leaders in Minnesota politics and activism are passing legislation, mobilizing voters and building movements from high school hallways to the State Capitol.
No Kings rally in draws massive crowd
No Kings rally at the Minnesota State Capitol drew more than 100,000 people, making it the largest event of its kind to date, with national artists and elected officials on the program.
Chaska Totino-Grace capture state titles
2026 state boys basketball tournament Sensational Seven photos highlight champions and top players from Classes 4A and 3A.
Minnesotans Join Millions Nationwide at No Kings Rally at the State Capitol
The No Kings rally at the Minnesota State Capitol on March 28 joined millions nationwide demanding democracy, civil rights and voting rights protections.
Twin Cities Take Different Paths on Tenant Protections
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.
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.
Poet and Cultural Producer Tish Jones Celebrates 20 Years of True Art Speaks
Poet and educator Tish Jones joins MSR’s On the Radar to discuss the True Art Speaks 20th anniversary, poetry and community work in the Twin Cities.
Rondo exchange launches to support St. Paul entrepreneurs
The Rondo Exchange grand opening in St. Paul celebrates affordable entrepreneurship, community legacy and economic opportunity in the historic Rondo neighborhood.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
MSR Digital Edition 33 for March 19 – March 25, 2026
The MSR Digital Edition 33 for March 19 – March 25, 2026 is now live. Explore community news, sports, arts, and events. Edition 33, Volume 92.
Black Women of Impact – Twin Cities Honors to Celebrate Community Leaders in St. Paul
The inaugural Black Women of Impact Twin Cities Honors will recognize leaders whose work continues to strengthen communities across Minnesota.
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.
