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BLOOMINGTON, Minn. — Not everyone has a table to gather around on Thanksgiving because not everyone has a home. “I just want them to feel involved and to know they’re cared for, regardless of what they’re going through or despite what people think. They’re still human,” said Tynika Smith.

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Twin Cities Black entrepreneurs who once benefitted from Target’s diversity, equity and inclusion commitments now face a shifting landscape. When Target pledged billions toward racial equity and diverse supplier programs following George Floyd’s murder, Black-owned brands in Minnesota saw an opening that had long...

A 40-year-old man is on the hunt for a gym that offers more than his apartment's fitness room. With a budget of $300 per year from his employer, and a willingness to spend a little more if it's worth it, he's looking for a gym that offers showers, late-night access, and possibly a pool or sauna. His workout routine...

This story was originally published by The Imprint, a national nonprofit news outlet covering child welfare and youth justice. Sign up for The Imprint’s free newsletters here. Handwritten notes from foster youth cover the white tablecloths that adorn the Sabathani Community Center in South Minneapolis before...

A family-owned Linden Hills bar and restaurant is closing its doors for Thanksgiving, but opening the kitchen for those who need it most.

John Ezekiel Brown was charged via summons and is not currently in custody.

The Edina Police Department said the city has seen "several residential burglaries" in the last month, with thieves taking "jewelry, safes and high-end merchandise."

Davis Moturi is alive to tell his story. Allison Lussier, an Indigenous woman, and Mariah Samuels, a Black woman, are not. The pattern is tragically familiar: people of color repeatedly calling 911, warning police about violent neighbors or ex-partners, doing everything authorities ask, only to be met with inaction....

ListenMinneapolis’ first all-Native American fire crew is redefining what public safety looks like. At Minneapolis Fire Station 6, Engine 10’s A-shift recently renewed their commitment to stay together for two more years, continuing their work out of the city’s busiest station. Inside the station stands Captain...