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Minneapolis florist who did George Floyd’s memorial flowers among Galleria FLORA exhibit

This pastor and former drug addict is changing how churches see and serve the addicted.

Children are the ultimate victims of Medicaid fraud in Minnesota, specifically the $20 million in fraudulent billing reported by the Justice Department for services for children with autism.

Old National Bank, the Official Bank of the NHL’s Minnesota Wild, has partnered with the Wild to introduce co-branded debit cards, credit cards, and checks as the Wild prepare for the 2026 NHL Playoffs.

The Citizens League’s upcoming Civic Celebration to support opportunities for BIPOC youth

Sheletta says Target, Ecolab and 26 other corporations are giving chump change to help small businesses, so she’s stepping up,

Solidarity and hope fueling Minnesotans at prayer vigil one week after Renee Good’s death

Life in Minnesota can feel so scary right now. Here’s how to feel safe

When immigration enforcement is more visible, children often sense danger before they understand what’s happening. This stress can affect kids who are undocumented, kids in mixed-status families, and kids who simply live in a community where enforcement feels close. The nervous system first reads the environment. Words come later. A simple way to state this is: uncertainty changes behavior. Families may avoid parks, school events, clinics, or public spaces. Parents may fee

Yolanda Pierson, my friend and fellow Black business owner, is now leading The Minnesota Black Chamber of Commerce (MBCC) as President and Chief Executive Officer. “The first thing I did was thank God,” Pierson said. “I think this is a moment for myself to really be a steward, to really show up for my community.” Pierson has more than 25 years of executive leadership experience. She holds a doctorate and a master’s degree in business administration and is a small business own