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Medications to treat opioid use disorder
Parent knows to talk to their kids about drugs. But how many of us know about the treatments for a loved one battling an opioid use disorder?


Former US Attorney General Eric Holder coming to Minnesota next month
Former US Attorney General Eric Holder coming to Minnesota next month


Luther Vandross tribute concert in Minneapolis
How to attend the tribute concert with an Uptown vocalist who was backup for Luther Vandross


Comcast gets with the times and beyond
“Be assured, we have changed dramatically,” said Kalyn Hove, Regional Senior Vice President, Comcast Midwest. “We’re not the company you remember. We’re building something new and bold and better right here in Minnesota and across the country.”


Gala supports domestic victim-survivors
A report from Violence Free Minnesota lists the names of 24 people killed last year due to intimate partner abuse. Since 2014, 261 Minnesotans and 46 bystanders have died as a result of domestic violence. The number affected by domestic violence is hard to quantify as many cases go unreported and the topic remains taboo. Kelly Turpin, Director of Development & Communications at Women's Advocates, says that must change. “We have to talk about it,” Turpin said. “ This is a


Cottage Grove man twinning with Justin Jefferson
What it’s like to be Vikings fave Justin Jefferson’s doppelganger


$94 million available in MN PROMISE Act funds
Does your business qualify for a piece of $94 million in MN PROMISE Act funds? Here’s how to check.


Job Fair connects Black women with opportunities
As unemployment among Black women soars, Job Fair will connect them with opportunities, hiring managers


Twin Cities businesses find cash in their trash
Twin Cities businesses are finding cash in their trash thanks to a free program


Washington County seeks pitches for $700,000 grants
Minnesota expects to receive at least $633 million over many years from opioid manufacturers, pharmaceutical distributors, and pharmacy chains from settlements, according to the Minnesota Attorney General’s Office.


Sheletta helps feed hundreds in Minneapolis
When Hy-Vee told Sheletta Brundidge, its business partner, about more than 1,000 meals the grocery store needed to give away, she knew exactly what to do. “I thought, let’s go to NorthPoint to donate it,” said Sheletta Brundidge, owner of ShelettaMakesMeLaugh.com, a multimedia production and podcasting company.


A Better Society gets donation from Xfinity
The ribbon cutting on Sept. 26 to mark the opening of Xfinity’s 17th Twin Cities store in Chanhassen will also draw attention to a local organization that, since 2008, has been working to help those in the community who need a hand.


Old National Bank invests in Twin Cities families
Homelessness is on the rise in our state. In Minneapolis alone, the number of homeless people went up 16% from 2023 to 2024. Helping these people find safe and secure homes is one step. Another is making sure those who get a home have what they need to live.


Free Washington County mending family relationships
As a parent, do you feel like your kids can’t stand to be around you? Don’t worry, you’re not alone.


Steele sisters sing unique songs at concert in Fridley
A joyous distraction, that’s what sisters Jevetta and Jearlyn Steele are hoping to deliver when they headline an ongoing concert series at St. Philips Lutheran Church in Fridley on Saturday, Sept. 27.


Go car-free one trip this month and be part of a local and global movement
According to data from the Federal Highway Administration, there are 2.15 million licensed
drivers in Minnesota. This month, one group is asking for at least 2,000 of those drivers to take a pledge.


Don’t get scammed. Make sure you check this Minnesota database first
It was a close call that could have cost a lot of money. Sheletta Brundidge says her family was selling their RV to a company in Missouri when, 3 hours into the drive to deliver it, she said “Stop!”


For graduating seniors not sold on college, another option in the Twin Cities is attractive
A majority of graduating high school seniors in Minnesota do not enroll in a four-year degree program in the fall. According to 2022 data from Minnesota Compass, 45% of Minnesota public high school graduates take the four-year route. Many need other options.


ShelettaMakesMeLaugh.com up for 5 Regional Emmy® Awards
Sheletta Brundidge and her production company ShelettaMakesMeLaugh.com have been nominated for five Regional Emmy® Awards from the Upper Midwest Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences.


Strides Against Breast Cancer to take over the Mall of America on Oct 11 in powerful annual fundraiser
Strides Against Breast Cancer to take over the Mall of America on Oct 11 in powerful annual fundraiser
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