gretchen brown, real snoopy enjoyer

quarry cub pharmacy they are angels

Meet some of the immigrant-owned businesses bringing global flavors to Richfield Minnesota’s immigrant-owned businesses are central to the state’s economy. In Richfield — a suburb just south of Minneapolis — entrepreneurs from around the world are shaping the city’s food and shopp...

Immigrant businesses aren’t just surviving in Richfield — they’re shaping the city’s economy and community. “America produces trillions of dollars through immigrants and from immigrant labor and immigrant owned businesses,” Simon Joel Trautmann Cordova said, who leads group for business owners.

The next big colors in home design Paint giants predict sunbaked hues, pastels and deep, grounding colors.

everyone is soooooooooooo boring www.axios.com/2025/09/05/p...

MPR News host Angela Davis diagnosed with Stage 1 breast cancer Angela Davis is taking a leave of absence from MPR News to focus on her health.

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there's sooooo much spam on there. when my mom posted she was looking for a job she got hundreds of reposts from what seems like bots.

super scary walk to the local co-op. someone tried to talk to me about christianity

The sunlight of your life has just found you. What a joy to live your way into the warmth of your next decade.

going to delete my thread on that "documentary" probably but my big sticking point is not the viewpoints -- everyone is allowed to have those. it's that it was presented as journalism while essentially being an hourlong paid commercial. that is not transparency. that is not journalism.

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rick is now comparing minneapolis with sanford, florida, where trayvon martin was murdered.

the documentary certainly an axe to grind with elliot payne…. says he “ran as a traditional democrat but has voted with the dsa members”

u of m student: two girls got mugged two doors down from me the other day 😃

o’hara said mpd lost 40 percent of its officers and 50 percent of its detectives in 2020.

not mentioned: the dept is now back over 600 officers which is about 2/3 the number in 2019. www.minneapolismn.gov/news/2025/ju...

new screen title- A CITY UNDER SIEGE

a plymouth couple says teachers are teaching “woke kindergarten” instead of math and science

lots of these problems are not minnesota’s alone— downtown vacancies, aging population, health care vacancies

don’t worry everyone my mom is watching

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this is turning out to be lots of interviews of commercial real estate developers

note that $8m was cut in 2020, out of the $179m police budget, and it was just redirected to mental health services www.npr.org/2020/12/10/9...

actual quote: “this was the apple store…..”

watching a precarious state journalistically ama

as a professional bridesmaid some of us are capable of both

to me it was A Palace

the next season of the white lotus should be set at the now-shuttered because of health violations grand rios water park in brooklyn park minnesota

From the TwinCities community on Reddit: Those who went, what was Grand Rios like back in the day? Explore this post and more from the TwinCities community

if you know you know.... if you don't you don't i'm sorry to say www.reddit.com/r/TwinCities...

I'm working on a new show for Call to Mind and I want to know what stresses you out? What keeps you up at night? How does stress affect your mental health? Comment below or email with your stories about STRESS calltomind@americanpublicmedia.org

TY to anyone who can lend a 🔄 to help spread the word.

friend heard me on the radio yesterday

Lake Street encampment shooting stemmed from dispute over drug territory, charges say The 31-year-old Illinois man was arrested on Wednesday. Charging documents say that when he was taken into custody, he was carrying two bags of suspected fentanyl and methamphetamine.

it looks like they did charge someone - not sure if anyone at mpr covered it www.cbsnews.com/minnesota/ne...

Minneapolis crime is down — even if it doesn’t always feel that way Producer Gretchen Brown talked with University of Minnesota Sociology Professor Michelle Phelps to try to make sense of the gap in crime perception versus reality.

there's been a rash of recent mass shootings in minneapolis. but crime is actually down. why doesn't it always feel that way? i looked into it. www.mprnews.org/story/2025/1...