Women’s History Month offers a variety of free and low-cost events in the Twin Cities, including a panel discussion, concert, storytelling, and networking event, to celebrate the contributions of women across society.
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PHOTOS: Sabathani Community Center unveils new Living History Museum
Twin Cities residents recently converge din the halls of Sabathani Community Center to view its Living History Museum.
Black History Month events in the Twin Cities: Feb. 23-29
Black History Month offers a variety of free and low-cost events in the Twin Cities and beyond to celebrate the contributions of Black people throughout history.
Hot hoops action at cold MN Duluth
The UMD Bulldogs, a Division II team located three hours away from the Twin Cities, are on a 10-game winning streak.
Black History Month events in the Twin Cities: Feb. 17-22
Celebrate Black history with these free or low-cost events in the community.
Big Ten tip-off starts countdown at 50 days
The two Big Ten postseason tournaments in Minneapolis this March are expected to provide a positive impact on the community, with community initiatives including improvements to two local rec centers.
Winter arrives: find warming spaces in the Twin Cities
Several warming spaces are available in Hennepin and Ramsey counties for those in need of shelter from the cold.
UNCF director stresses HBCU significance ahead of MLK Breakfast
The annual MLK Breakfast, hosted by General Mills and the United Negro College Fund raises funds for under-represented students.
Black Business Spotlight: Pimento on the Lake
‘The biggest challenge is time. Obviously, we wish we could have been open sooner. But it’s construction, and restaurant construction at that.’
Remembering Andre ‘Debonaire’ McNeal: a pillar in the Twin Cities community
Celebrating the life and legacy of Andre ‘Debonaire’ McNeal, a connector and community leader
Season of giving: Free meals, turkey giveaways, and resources for the holidays
Find free meals, food, and holiday resources available throughout the Twin Cities.
Closing economic opportunity gaps
The Federal Reserve proposal could worsen economic disparities for marginalized communities.
Local protesters call for ceasefire as situation in Gaza worsens
Protests continue to take place across the Twin Cities calling for a ceasefire and aid for Palestinians in Gaza.
Local nonprofit provides a lifeline to East Africa
‘The level of food insecurity today on the map in the majority of the area is between crisis and emergency because of the drought that has been going on since 2020.’
Youth graduate from Hue-MAN’s substance abuse training program
The four-day Hue-MAN training included sessions on the opioid epidemic and how to use Naloxone, the generic name for Narcan.
Facing high demand, MN digs deep to provide housing aid
This spring, the state adopted a $1 billion housing omnibus bill, which has several provisions aimed at creating more housing stability for those who struggle with access.
Summer Guide: June 22-28
The MSR’s guide to summer festivals, concerts, and activities for the week of June 22-28.
Twin Cities could see extended summer smog (updated)
The MPCA says we can expect more days ahead where air quality will degrade to dangerous conditions.
Minneapolis weighs rent stabilization
In 2021, Minneapolis residents voted to authorize the city council to enact a rent control ordinance. Yet almost two years later, the council has not passed any such ordinance.
Minneapolis’ new health commissioner brings experience battling pandemic, opioid crisis to role
‘There isn’t really a one-size-fits-all approach. You really do have to get a chance to understand the community that’s most impacted and devise a plan that is tailored toward their needs.’
