In Minnesota, the right to an abortion is protected - for now.

Racial justice activists recently came together in Minneapolis to honor the life of Jayland Walker, who was shot 46 times by Ohio police.

The festival will take place in St. Paul and Minneapolis with presentations by health experts, cooking tutorials and family activities.

Black-owned business Growing Futures is working to preserve and protect forestland in Northern Minnesota.

Writer and performer Carlyle Brown’s new play “The History of Religion” opens July 15 at the Illusion Theater in Minneapolis.

The Twin Cities has a deep and rich history of slam poetry. “‘Till the Last Word,” is working to cultivate more spaces for spoken word.

Black Family Blueprint educates fathers and gets them involved in the birthing process.

Visual multimedia artist, teaching artist, and filmmaker, Rajine Williams, is working to spread the value of creative expression.

The Black Market, held on the second Saturday of each month in St. Paul, amplifies Black-owned businesses in the Twin Cities.

The professional actor used the lockdown to reinvest in himself.

Sean Kershaw & Tim Hawkins went from spouses to co-producers when they created Grand Oak Opry, a backyard concert series in the St.Paul.

Photographer Xavier Tavera & painter Leslie Barlow both use portraiture to combat misrepresentation, influence new narratives, and community

In the wake of increased violence, organizers say the event’s message is more important than ever.

Juxtaposition Arts, or JXTA, is building a new campus to house its art and design education center for youth in North Minneapolis. The camp

“Take Root Among the Stars: Black Abstraction in the Midwest” uses the language of abstract art to reflect on this pivotal moment in history

Activists protested the Summit of the Americas in both Minneapolis and Los Angeles.

The South Minneapolis building provides musicians and other artists studio space to rehearse and record.

Rondo Center of Diverse Expression is hosting its second annual Juneteenth celebration. The event marks both the end of slavery in the Unite

Minneapolis author T Aaron Cisco is writing sci-fi and fantasy books he wishes he could have read as a young Black nerd.

The school year has come to a close for students in North Minneapolis, but they’ve still got a lot on their minds.