Sabathani Community Center Celebrates 60 Years South Minneapolis is gearing up to celebrate one of its most cherished community anchors as the Sabathani Community Center officially marks its historic 60th anniversary. This milestone birthday bash promises to bring vibrant block party energy directly to the 38th Street corridor, honoring six decades of dedicated grassroots service, mutual aid, and cultural pride. Local families, legacy residents, and newcomers alike are invited to come together to celebrate, connect, … Read More

The Economic Toll of ICE Crackdowns in Minneapolis Recent immigration enforcement actions in Minneapolis and Chicago have sparked intense community debates, but the financial impacts extend far beyond policy discussions. When ICE crackdowns disrupt local workforces, Twin Cities neighborhoods feel an immediate economic contraction. Understanding these hidden costs helps local business owners and residents navigate the changing financial landscape of our metro area. The Local Economic Impact on Twin Cities Businesses Immigration enforcement actions do … Read More

Minneapolis Celebrates 6th Annual Black Business Week Minneapolis is officially celebrating its sixth annual Black Business Week, a dedicated initiative designed to spotlight, support, and accelerate the growth of Black-owned enterprises across the Twin Cities. Running throughout the week, this city-backed event offers local residents and entrepreneurs a unique opportunity to connect through educational workshops, networking sessions, and community markets. By participating in these local events, residents can directly contribute to building a more equitable … Read More

St. Paul Probes Harassment Claims Against Kaohly Her The city of St. Paul has launched an independent investigation into sexual harassment allegations involving Mayor Melvin Carter’s Chief of Staff, Kaohly Her, and Police Chief Axel Henry alongside other department officers. As Twin Cities residents demand transparency, this high-profile probe threatens to disrupt the working relationship between City Hall and local law enforcement. Here is what we know so far about the allegations, the key figures … Read More

What Trump’s DOJ Means for Minneapolis Police Reform As Minneapolis navigates its long road to police reform, a shifting political landscape in Washington threatens to disrupt the federal oversight process. For South Minneapolis communities still healing from the 2020 unrest, the impending Department of Justice consent decree has been viewed as a vital mechanism for systemic change. However, the incoming Trump administration’s starkly different vision for federal policing oversight could stall or weaken these hard-fought … Read More

Apple Valley to Review Cassia Senior Care Expansion Apple Valley city officials are set to review a major expansion proposal from Cassia, a prominent Minnesota-based non-profit senior healthcare and housing provider. As the south metro’s senior population continues to climb, this development aims to address the urgent local demand for modern senior living options. The upcoming public review marks a pivotal step in expanding long-term care, assisted living, and memory care services in the heart … Read More

Minneapolis Heat Hits 92 Before Thursday Night Storms Twin Cities residents are feeling the heat today as temperatures hit a blistering 92 degrees before a major shift in the regional weather occurs. Relief is on the horizon as a fast-moving storm system prepares to dump heavy rain across the metro area on Thursday night. Here is how you can stay safe, cool, and prepared for this sudden atmospheric transition. Beat the Heat: Surviving a 92-Degree … Read More