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

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 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

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.