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Roseville nonprofit expands free food pick-up sites for Minnesotans in need

Brooklyn Center Fire Chief Todd Berg, right, talked about the winter meals program with Rob Williams, executive director of Every Meal, at the fire st

As hunger crisis grows, Every Meal gets creative with its meal distribution across the state.

In recovery from perilous addictions, young adults share their stories through Change the Outcome

In recovery from perilous addictions, young adults share their stories through Change the Outcome

Twin Cities-based Remember Project uses plays to talk about dementia and memory loss

Skid small group conversation. (Bruce Silcox)

For her 53rd birthday, 53 acts of kindness

In this Sunday, Oct. 4, 2020, photo, Debra Ferrell and her husband, Jun-Jun, take a photo together on her 53rd birthday in Roanoke, Va. Ferrell’s fa

After months of isolation, a 'hug room' lets Italian nursing home residents touch family for the first time

His parents weren't homeowners, so this Minnesotan has dedicated his life to Black homeownership

Throughout his 25-year lending career, Trent Bowman has specialized in first-time home buyers and programs. "It's about leaving a legacy."

Class trip to India prepared Bethel journalism students to cover social unrest at home

A trip to India prepared Bethel journalism students to cover social unrest at home.

West St. Paul journalist shares 35 uplifting stories about politicians taking the high road

Kevin Hendricks held up a book he wrote titled “Better Politics, Please.” The book was written to encourage people to view the new year with more

Kevin Hendricks is author of the self-published "Better Politics, Please: 35 Stories of Politicians Who Value Hope Over Hate."

Berlin's biggest restaurant, forced to close due to the pandemic, has opened its doors to homeless people

City's biggest restaurant opened its doors to feed homeless people.

A quarantine project is a thank-you to New York nurses

Minnesota Women's Press celebrates 35 years of reporting about and by women

Minnesota Women's Press celebrates 35 years of reporting about and by women

As MWP celebrates its 35th anniversary, its leader reflects on its bold reporting, financial challenges and exciting plans for 2021.

Twin Cities volunteers bake up birthday delights for children in need

Twin Cities volunteer "Sprinkle Squad" bakes up birthday joy for children in need.

After witnessing growing racial tensions, Twin Cities senior worked to make things better

Alex Miles got students and faculty to tackle tough conversations.

Andover nurse with incurable cancer cares for young cancer patients

Oncology nurse Erika Rucks won't let the pandemic or incurable cancer stop her.

A letter from Timbuktu: Project in Mali delivers work and fun

Cards bring fabled city to life, and a livelihood for unemployed tour guides.

New Sociables helps women in southern Twin Cities suburbs form bonds, fend off loneliness

Through hard times and pandemic shutdowns, New Sociables serves as a "lifeline."

Jeremiah Program graduate pays it forward in 12-month leadership program

The national nonprofit based in Minneapolis helps single moms find success in the workplace and on the home front.

St. Paul man working from home — at United Gospel Mission

Now sober, Damien Schoop hopes to help others.


Local

Conservation Corps crew leader Sarah Curran planted trees on the bits of raised land she could find along a Mississippi River floodplain in southeast

Minnesota's forests, land offer chance to cut greenhouse gases

Police watchdog group says Minneapolis uses legal loophole to hide police misconduct
Car skids on ice, goes airborne and nose-dives onto 2 parked vehicles in Minneapolis
Fire damages greenhouse at Gertens in Inver Grove Heights

Current Conditions Minneapolis

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Sports

Wild goaltender Cam Talbot stopped a shot by the Ducks during the second period Monday.

No late-game magic as Wild gets shut out by Ducks

Scoggins: Pitino's weekend shows joy, sorrow of hoops in a pandemic
Shorthanded Wolves, missing Towns, fall flat in Atlanta
Toby Gardenhire will manage Twins' top affiliate, the St. Paul Saints

Business

Chris Brooks, left, and Paul Campbell, co-founders and general partners of Brown Venture Group met in Golden Thyme Coffee in St. Paul.         ] GLEN

Minneapolis-based venture-capital firm for founders of color aims to raise $50 million

Florida company accused of selling fake 3M masks to HCMC hit with injunction
Construction to begin on apartments at former Flyte Tyme Studios site in Edina
Pakistan PM angry over reports TV anchor knew about strike

Opinion

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., may be tempted by the Senate’s opportunity to bar Donald Trump from running for president again. Abov

Why the Senate may convict Trump

A new viral threat, but still time to act
Sack cartoon: Presidential pardons
Readers Write: Inauguration Day, Trump and impeachment, icy roads

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    Minneapolis woman saves 200-year-old elm destined for chopping block
  • Farmer Chris Gamer is pushing a plan to get the Midwest off of its reliance on corn and soybeans by introducing hearty hazelnuts as a cash crop.
    Scientists breed hazelnuts as the next cash crop for Midwest farmers
  • Doug and Kathy Dunmire host homeless youth in their Inver Grove Heights home through a program that Dakota County and the YMCA of the North would like
    Dakota County program gives homeless youth a safe place
  • Collaborative attorney and mediator Ron Ousky.
    Edina divorce lawyer creates cards to help couples communicate better and maybe stay together
  • Oliver Rodriguez-Ocampo has spent each of his 515 days of life at Hennepin Healthcare since his birth on July 20, 2017. On Tuesday, he celebrated his
    Preemie graduates from HCMC after 515-day hospital stay

    Variety

    Living with an empty plate now can have a long-term impact on future eating habits.

    How Twin Cities parents can guide kids through food shortages

    Streamed concerts by Minnesota Orchestra and SPCO offer both intimacy and brilliance
    Working from bed: Productive cocoon or symptom of malaise?
    Historic $1.55M St. Paul home was hangout for a young F. Scott Fitzgerald

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    Latest Columns

    Gail Rosenblum

    In recovery from perilous addictions, young adults share their stories through Change the Outcome

    The opioid crisis has only intensified during the pandemic. The American Medical Association reports increased opioid-related deaths in more than 40 states, including Minnesota. Alcohol…

    Gail Rosenblum

    West St. Paul journalist shares 35 uplifting stories about politicians taking the high road

    Kevin Hendricks is author of the self-published "Better Politics, Please: 35 Stories of Politicians Who Value Hope Over Hate."

    Gail Rosenblum

    Minnesota Women's Press celebrates 35 years of reporting about and by women

    As MWP celebrates its 35th anniversary, its leader reflects on its bold reporting, financial challenges and exciting plans for 2021.


    Politics

    Advocates for immigrants with Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, rally in front of the U.S. Supreme Court June 15, 2020 in Washington, D

    Biden to propose 8-year path to citizenship for immigrants

    Dominion Voting Systems threatens to sue MyPillow CEO over false claims.
    North Dakota lawmaker sorry for mass email of QAnon video
    Freshman Rep. Fischbach faces challenges as a loyal Trump ally

    Nation

    In this Oct. 17, 2017, photo, Stevie Wonder attends the TIDAL X: Brooklyn 3rd Annual Benefit Concert in New York.

    In open letter to Dr. King, Stevie Wonder calls for equality

    California becomes first state to top 3 million virus cases
    Coronavirus deaths rising in 30 US states amid winter surge
    Man allegedly hid 3 months at Chicago airport due to virus

    World

    In this image taken from video released by Navalny Life youtube channel, Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny speaks as he waits for a court heari

    Kremlin foe Navalny jailed for 30 days; allies plan protests

    WHO chief lambasts vaccine profits, demands elderly go first
    China economy grows in 2020 as rebound from virus gains
    Xi, Modi expected for 'virtual' Davos in era of pandemic

    Curious Minnesota

    Ford cars built at the St. Paul plant are loaded on to river barges on the Mississippi River in 1925.

    Did Ford make car windows of sand mined from under its St. Paul plant?

    How are courts in Minnesota coping with the pandemic?
    Listen: How is Mississippi River water made safe to drink?
    Listen to the Curious Minnesota podcast

    Duluth

    The razor wire that surrounds the state-operated sex offender treatment center in Moose Lake. Offenders have been protesting what they see as unsafe c

    Sex offenders at Moose Lake protest after rash of COVID deaths

    Blatnik Bridge between Duluth and Superior headed toward retirement, replacement
    2021 BWCA visitors will have to learn to 'leave no trace' of their visit
    Federal stimulus will help pay internet bills, boost broadband access across Minnesota

    Celebs

    In this Oct. 17, 2017, photo, Stevie Wonder attends the TIDAL X: Brooklyn 3rd Annual Benefit Concert in New York.

    In open letter to Dr. King, Stevie Wonder calls for equality

    Garth Brooks joins lineup of entertainers at Biden inaugural
    Betty White marks 99th birthday Sunday; up late as she wants
    Blue Jackets hold on, defeat Red Wings 3-2 for their 1st win

    Inspired

    Brooklyn Center Fire Chief Todd Berg, right, talked about the winter meals program with Rob Williams, executive director of Every Meal, at the fire st

    Roseville nonprofit expands free food pick-up sites for Minnesotans in need

    In recovery from perilous addictions, young adults share their stories through Change the Outcome
    Twin Cities-based Remember Project uses plays to talk about dementia and memory loss
    For her 53rd birthday, 53 acts of kindness

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    Mike Grover, whose 13-year battle with brain cancer was chronicled in his wife's popular blog, has died at 38: 'He put so much love back into the world'

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    The teddy bear toss is a hockey tradition. Even in a pandemic, this community kept it going

    The cars drove up one by one on a December afternoon, around the traffic circle in front of a ballpark in Erie, Pa., a scene…


    How college students are providing mutual aid

    Pandemic-driven financial insecurity drove students to help themselves.


    As 2020 ends, problem-solving Minnesotans offer reasons for hope

    This year threw our Problem Solvers challenges beyond all challenges but they still hunkered down and got to work.


    Minnesota photographers offer comfort through funeral and remembrance photography

    Funeral photography, while still rare, is growing in the age of COVID as families seek new ways to remember.


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