Brass Solidarity leading a march from the morning rally to the City Council meeting. SOURCE: Mallory Ferguson On November 7, 2024 Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey, joined by City Council Members, ...

Editor’s Note: Every place has a story, but in our society, the most important stories are usually erased unless there is a deliberate effort to tend to them. Read on about a treasure in South ...

I arrived in Minneapolis in 1973 and moved into the collective household right across the street from Little Earth of United Tribes just as it was being built. Out of that house, the MayDay Parade was ...

“We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of ...

Over this weekend, the Mayor’s office canceled a meeting with EPNI scheduled for Monday, August 25th, to discuss an amendment to the purchase agreement for the Roof Depot site, which EPNI proposed on ...

In a modern-day David and Goliath story, a coalition of national non-profit organizations, led by World Without Genocide, has stepped onto the global stage to excoriate the United States over its ...

I recently attended the 2026 Nonprofit Leadership Conference, hosted by the Minnesota Council of Nonprofits. During the opening keynote address, Ryan Vasquez (Executive Director of the Minneapolis ...

Swedish artist Salad Hilowle creates poetic multimedia explorations of belonging, spectatorship, and the visibility of the African experience in Sweden over time. Curated by Berlin-based curator Sagal ...

Popcorn and Pajamas is a cozy community movie night under the stars for families, friends, and neighbors of all ages. Grab your lawn chairs, blankets and favorite pajamas and settle in at the park for ...

become Minnesota. She and her family arrived in the 1850s. PHOTO: Courtesy the family. On March 31, 1776, as her husband and other members of the Constitutional Congress were drafting a new code of ...

–When you say “we” what do you mean, exactly? Well, I wasn’t there. No one was there really. We aren’t guilty in that sense.

This quote from the Leavenworth Daily Times sums up the life of Alonzo J. Brown, a Civil War veteran, and may be why, when his life was upended by illness, friends and colleagues came to his aid.