Staff Note Q&A with Adora Land Adora Land is a grantmaking director at the Bush Foundation who leads the Bush Fellowship ...
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A new position within the Hennepin County Attorney’s Office to support domestic violence survivors solves one problem while ...
After striking out at the local and state levels, activists against data centers are looking to elections to slow down ...
Documenters report: Minneapolis City Council to vote Thursday on bathhouse ban, ShotSpotter contract
The Public Health, Safety & Equity Committee approved multiple actions Wednesday affirming and codifying the city as a ...
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The Ethiopian Sports Federation in North America comes to town July 27-July 4. It's about more than soccer, especially after ...
Operation Metro Surge photos from MinnPost photojournalist Ellen Schmidt chonicle the collective memory of community during a ...
In an era when a lack of male mentors is increasingly seen as a crisis, volunteer coaches are frontline responders.
Welcome to the Glean, MinnPost’s twice-daily roundup of Minnesota news. Minneapolis native Justin Ellis spoke to NPR over the weekend about his book, “The Cruelty of Nice Folks: Why Minneapolis is the ...
MinnPost's photography and stories on mental health and higher education were among the works recognized by the journalism ...
The Minneapolis riverfront has a well-deserved, excellent reputation. Thirty years ago it was a declining industrial area. Today’s downtown riverfront has transformed into a fascinating mix of ...
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