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New display at St. Paul Museum honors Minnesota women pilots of WWII
Telling the history of WASP or Women Airforce Service Pilots, during World War II.


Xfinity upgrades internet speeds for Midwest Customers at no cost
Comcast upgraded Xfinity Internet speeds for more than 20 million customers, including thousands of customers in Minnesota, Kansas,...


Surviving to thriving, this Minneapolis community has come a long way and plans to go further with this gala
Have any plans for Friday, March 21? You’re invited to dress up and get out for a good cause. “I highly recommend you come and party with...


From misery to ministry, local pastor hosts forum and podcast to help people struggling with mental health and addiction
From misery to ministry, local pastor hosts forum and podcast to help people struggling with mental health and addiction.


Poison Prevention Week is almost here, do you know who to call for help?
Of all the numbers in your phone, this one could save your life. It’s 1-800-222-1222, the phone number of the Minnesota Regional Poison Cent


Cottage Grove sixth grader wants peers to learn from her experience confronting a bully
For a month, 11-year-old Cameron Brundidge was bullied at Cottage Grove Middle School but didn’t say anything to anyone.


As Tax Season Hits, Look for Savings on Your Internet and Mobile Phone Bill
Tax season is here, which means it’s only natural to re-evaluate spending habits. When it comes to internet and mobile phone plans, this...

St. Paul organization is helping Minnesotans save their loved ones and even strangers from overdose
A drug that can reverse an overdose is at our fingertips. “Anyone can do this,” said Alicia House, executive director of the Steve...


Peace out: Here’s why Sheletta is off social media and where you can get her daily dose of happy
Brundidge has gone old school, moving from social media to SheLetta’s NewsLetta, a daily free newsletter available via email.

McMurtrey becomes Minnesota's first Black male county commissioner
Minnesota history was made when Garrison McMurtrey was elected to the Ramsey County Board of Commissioners. With his victory, McMurtrey...

Hy-Vee and Caitlin Clark Want to Help End Childhood Hunger
Hy-Vee is partnering with the Caitlin Clark Foundation to support childhood nutrition by raising funds for local food banks across the...

ON STAGE THIS WEEKEND: Star vocalist plays voice of iconic Audrey II plant in Little Shop of Horrors at Gremlin Theatre
Renowned vocalist, Patricia Lacy Aiken, brings her powerhouse voice to the stage as the iconic, man-eating plant, Audrey II, in Theatre...

Learn how to write an obituary for a loved one or yourself in two-hour online workshop hosted by Cathy Wurzer
If someone you love passes away, you could be asked to write their obituary. Do you know how to do that? Are you sweating at just the though


Black Entrepreneurs Day 2.0 Connects DFLers with Black Business Owners
Snow, sickness and a stalemate kept some lawmakers and black business owners from collaborating at the third annual Black Entrepreneur’s...


With fewer DFL House members at MN Capitol for Black Entrepreneurs Day due to stalemate, Republican lawmakers stepped up to show support
Days prior to Minnesota House Democrats and Republicans reaching a deal to end an over three-week DFL boycott at the Capitol, Black...

Comcast customers get enhanced Super Bowl viewing experience
Super Bowl LIX on FOX will be delivered in both Dolby Vision® and Dolby Atmos® for the first time ever. The experience will be available...


Forget Amazon, we got this! Supporters of Black Entrepreneurs Day Raise Lost Funds
With just days until her event, Black Entrepreneurs Day at the Capitol, on Monday, Feb. 3, founder and presenter Sheletta Brundidge...


As major corporation backs away from DEI commitments, Black Entrepreneurs Day founder rejects its sponsorship
The founder and presenter of Black Entrepreneurs Day at the Capitol has decided to declined a $10,000 corporate sponsorship offer from...


Minneapolis woman pushes for legislation to heal families traumatized from a wrongful conviction
When Minneapolis resident Marvina Haynes’ brother Marvin was set free from prison after serving 19 years for a murder he did not commit,...


A text that could save a life, St. Paul company’s technology gets help in the hands of people suffering from addiction
In 2023 alone, 947 Minnesotans died of an overdose, according to the Minnesota Department of Health. A St. Paul-based company is...
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