Native American words and music are on display this week, with two programs presented by Indigenous Nations Poets (IN-NA-PO) in partnership with Minnesota Humanities Center, as well as the launch of Minnesotan Teresa Peterson’s book “Perennial Ceremony,” and a program … Continued
The governor’s feeble response Gov. Walz’s feeble response to revelations of the state’s egregiously flawed oversight of the Feeding Our Future program was extremely disappointing. Addressing the scathing criticism by the Legislative Auditor of his administration’s “actions and inactions” contributing … Continued
TRACY CHEVALIER: Bestselling author brings her new novel, “The Glassmaker,” to Talk of the Stacks presented by Friends of the Hennepin County Library. Chevalier, who loves Venice and wanted to get to know it better, discovered that glass has been … Continued
Alzheimer’s is a progressive, fatal disease that boggled scientists for a century. In the past 30 years, $42 billion has been invested in research and development of drugs that could treat it. More than 150 trials ended in failure. Now, … Continued
The St. Paul Saints added to their historic run with a 9-7 win against the Toledo Mud Hens on Saturday night. Caleb Boushley (8-1) pitched seven scoreless innings, and St. Paul’s offense kept its momentum going with a 16-hit attack. … Continued
For two weeks, Minnesota United has been shorthanded, missing a half-dozen or more players to injuries, international call-ups and various other issues. Saturday night, that shorthandedness extended to the field, as the Loons played most of the game with only … Continued