Minnesota's Sounds of Blackness celebrates 54 years of musical magic
The Twin Cities-based group Sounds of Blackness is celebrating 54 years of performing this month.
Phyllis Wheatley Center remains a beacon of hope for Black community
For more than a century, the Phyllis Wheatley Community Center in Minneapolis has been a place to help members of the African American community navigate life.
Minnesotans march to honor missing and murdered Indigenous relatives
The march for missing and murdered Indigenous relatives wove through the streets of south Minneapolis Friday afternoon.
Community leaders urge loved one to help curb youth violence
Community leaders in Minneapolis think a "boots on the ground" approach is the best way to curb youth violence.
St. Paul woman expands access to higher education with college tours
For more than 20 years, Jo Ann Clark found purpose in encouraging young people to see education as an achievable reality.
Video shows teacher's "aggressive" behavior at a Minnesota daycare
Parents want answers after a video from inside a Minnesota Daycare center showing a teacher "aggressively" interacting with students went viral.
Minneapolis woman helps kids through sewing
Needle and thread are powerful tools in the hands of one Minneapolis creator.
Minn. National Guard trains at Allina Health's new simulation center
The Minnesota National Guard spent Friday training side by side with medical professionals at Allina Health in a new simulation center.
Couple inspiring millions with love after near-fatal shooting
One couples love story shows how love can heal and inspire others.
New ordinance may levy fee for off-duty Minneapolis police officers
The City of Minneapolis is making moves to charge fees for off-duty police work.
Police searching for pizza delivery driver who went missing
The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension says Shuefuab "Shue" Xiong, 42, reported to work at Domino's in Apple Valley on Tuesday but did not make four deliveries scheduled around 6 p.m.
St. Paul man accused of attempting to kill officer during chase
Charges accuse a St. Paul man of fleeing the police, firing at an officer with a stolen gun, possessing cocaine and refusing impairment tests once the whole affair was finished.
Debate growing over lawsuit challenging Minnesota PFAS ban
A lawsuit and social media posts have some concerned about an effort to dismantle Minnesota's PFAS ban.
Cordale Handy's family prepares for retrial in civil suit against St. Paul police
The family of a man shot and killed by St. Paul police say they are being forced to relive a nightmare during a federal civil retrial.
Residents ask Minneapolis leaders to find solution to encampment fires
Christopher Daniel has lived in the Phillips neighborhood since 2016 and feels what is being done to help unsheltered and sheltered residents in the Phillips neighborhood is not working.