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Free community health event brings resources, school supplies to St. Paul’s East Side
Pathways to Wellness: A Community Health Initiative will take place Saturday, Aug. 15, at Arlington Hills Community Center, 1200 Payne Ave. E. The carnival-themed event is free and open to the public, with no registration required.

Rebecca Gilbuena
Aug 14


Federal government’s ‘Operation Puppet Master’ surveilled unions, non-profits and residents who protested in Minnesota
A newly released Homeland Security investigation known as “Operation Puppet Master” raises serious questions about the federal government’s surveillance of unions, nonprofits and Minnesotans involved in protests. The investigation included undercover agents infiltrating meetings, events and online group chats while examining years of financial records from some organizations.

Harry Colbert, Jr.
Aug 13


What is time? A Minneapolis exhibit explores the Oromo understanding of it
For 40 years, Oromo scholars, artists and community members have worked to preserve knowledge, culture and history — and a new Minneapolis exhibit is bringing that story into focus.
Mara: 40 Years of Oromo Knowledge Making explores the Oromo understanding of time, cultural preservation and the ways knowledge is passed between generations.

Binta Kanteh
Aug 13


Journalist Georgia Fort seeks dismissal of federal charges
More than six months after federal agents arrested Twin Cities journalist Georgia Fort at her home, her attorneys are asking a federal judge to throw out the criminal case against her, saying that the government is trying to punish her for doing her job.

Rebecca Gilbuena
Aug 12


Flanagan beats Craig by wide margin
Minnesota’s entire Senate delegation will look different come January. That’s because Sen. Amy Klobuchar is now the Democratic nominee for governor.

Harry Colbert, Jr.
Aug 11
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