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Twin Cities hip-hop artist Fanaka Nation, who has headlined at First Avenue, infuses his “Minneapolis Sound” with an East African flair.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration fined Smith Foundry $15,300 for failing to protect workers from breathing hazards.

Minneapolis Public Schools faces a $110 million deficit which may mean bigger class sizes and budget cuts to some language programs.

Hennepin County Sheriff Dawanna Witt reflects on her first year in office, noting that her priorities include increasing staffing levels and fighting fentanyl use.

St. Paul Brass and Aluminum, a foundry in St.Paul’s Frogtown neighborhood, is under investigation for Clean Air Act violations.

Frustrated over pay and health care, St. Paul teachers have voted to authorize a strike.

Twin Cities pastry chefs carve out business with Instagrammable treats.

Friday was the final day of classes for students and faculty at the JJ Legacy School in north Minneapolis, after a financial crisis abruptly forced its doors to close for good. Now parents are scrambling to find a school for their kids.

The Indigenous nation, one of the smallest in the country, will soon have the America's first and only facility to create hempcrete.

The Lower Sioux nation will soon have the only facility in the country that manufactures hempcrete.