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On what should’ve been his 37th birthday, Justin Marshall was tragically shot and killed while biking home in Minneapolis in the early...

When you walk into Waddup Dough, a vibrant new desert shop in St. Anthony Village located in the heart of the Twin Cities metro, you’re...

The officer who killed Amir Locke has been reassigned from MPD’s use-of-force training after public outcry. But Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey still hasn’t responded to an open letter demanding accountability and reform.

For more than two decades, Farji Shaheer dedicated his life to serving Minneapolis communities from within the walls of Hennepin County Medical Center (HCMC). Rising from the hospital's dietary department to become a founding architect of Minnesota’s first hospital-based violence intervention program. But what began as a career rooted in healing and hope ended in heartbreak and, ultimately, erasure.

Community groups are expressing outrage after it was confirmed that Sgt. Mark Hanneman, the Minneapolis police officer who fatally shot Amir Locke during a no-knock raid in 2022, is now leading the department’s use-of-force training.

The National Urban League’s 2025 State of Black America report dives into an unprecedented extremist, anti-diversity movement to erase 60 years of freedoms gained under the Voting Rights Act and undermine Democracy.