Stevie Wonder has announced that he’s bringing a “joy over anger” message this fall together with his “Sing Your Song! As We Fix Our Nation’s Broken Heart” tour.
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A person critically injured in an Oct. 17 house fire within the Battle Creek neighborhood has died of his injuries, St. Paul Fire Department officials said Friday.
His death marks the eighth death that's connected to fires this 12 months...
The 2023 Twin Cities Black Film Festival (TCBFF) is about to start October 19-22 on the Capri Theater in North Minneapolis.
Natalie Morrow’s dream of providing an everyday platform for independent Black and multicultural filmmakers and helping them grow each...
Across Minnesota, school is traditionally out on Thursday and Friday in the course of the third week of October. The long weekend is often often known as the MEA holiday when school is canceled so the state’s teachers can...
A former children’s instructor at a Hebrew school in St. Paul was killed when the terrorist group Hamas attacked a music festival within the Israeli community of Nir Oz on Oct. 7, in response to his family.
Noi Maudi, 29,...
The St. Paul City Council will revisit a sweeping proposal to permit duplexes, and denser development, in every residential zoning district in the town on Oct. 18 following a “friendly amendment” introduced Wednesday by Council Member Rebecca Noecker.
The amendment...
A rite of fall returns this month when St. Paul Regional Water Services reopens the Highland Park water tower to visitors who want to brave its 151-step staircase to an remark deck offering sweeping views of the Mississippi River...
Charles Schulz, right, his drawing of the Charlie Brown character, and Charlie Brown, left, the inspiration for the character.
Courtesy of the Minnesota Historical Society
Born on Nov. 26, 1922, in Minneapolis, Charles Monroe Schulz was the one child of German...
KASIM ALI: Professor of literature on the University of California, San Diego, reads selections from his recent publication “Northern Light: Power, Land, and the Memory of Water” (Milkweed Editions), and from his poetry collections. His books encompass poetry, novels,...
KRISTIN HARMEL: Celebrates the tenth anniversary edition of “The Sweetness of Forgetting,” her first World War II novel, which made her a world bestseller in 2012.
This story, called “beautifully complex” by Woman’s Day, follows a Cape Cod bakery owner...
Alemar Cheese, an award-winning creamery that’s been positioned on the Food Constructing in Northeast Minneapolis since 2019, has packed up and moved west.
Founder Keith...
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