MN Tribe Partners With Rosetta Stone To Preserve, Nurture Ojibwe Language
The option to learn Ojibwe will now be accessible to everyone, following the release of a never-before-seen language learning program in partnership with Rosetta Stone.
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The option to learn Ojibwe will now be accessible to everyone, following the release of a never-before-seen language learning program in partnership with Rosetta Stone.
A Ukrainian ballet teacher has been making a name for herself in the Twin Cities for the last two decades. Julia Levina has been the artistic director La Danse Fatale pre-professional ballet company, part of the Dance Arts Centre studio in Chanhassen.
Police in Brooklyn Park say two burglary suspects who allegedly assaulted an officer were arrested following a pursuit Friday morning.
A judge was set to consider a request Friday to move the trial of a man accused of driving his SUV into a suburban Milwaukee Christmas parade, killing six people and injuring scores more.
High temperatures will only stay in the teens Friday with subzero chills all day.
The North Shore is known for its lighthouses, but what about the middle of Minnesota? In Morrison County, a landmark has become a beacon of light.
As prices for everything rise, more shoppers are turning to store brands. They're called "private labels," and they've grown year over year.
Minnesota's record average price was $4.72 set back in 2008. Thursday, it blew past that, landing at $4.77.
Baseball fans can breathe a sigh of relief. The Major League Baseball lockout has ended, and the Minnesota Twins will be back on the field this summer.
"We're seeing women and children and elderly people crossing the border over with just a bag to their name," said Mary Ostapenko Anstett.
"It's pretty amazing that they can go that period of time and not lose any skeletal muscle mass or cardiac function."
Diversity and the hiring and retention of educators of color is a priority of the Minneapolis Teachers Federation and Minneapolis Public Schools.
The Minnesota Senate on Thursday unanimously passed legislation to provide $20 million in grants for research against Lou Gehrig's disease, a tribute to Sen. David Tomassoni, of Chisholm, who was diagnosed with the disease last year.
"We can't allow a single cent of our state to line the pockets of oligarchs and despots who sanction the murder of innocent citizens," said Rep. Sydney Jordan, DFL-Minneapolis.
Minneapolis educators continued their strike with a march downtown to rally at the Hennepin County Government Center Thursday.
