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Robert Skafte: 'He was the sweetest, kindest person'

Robert Skafte: 'He was the sweetest, kindest person'

Myron Johnson of Ballet of the Dolls remembers Robert Skafte, who was killed on Friday while working at Oak Grove Grocery.
by Todd Melby

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From crayons to Capitol advocacy, a Minnesota flag enthusiast nears moment of triumph

From crayons to Capitol advocacy, a Minnesota flag enthusiast nears moment of triumph

Lee Herold was preaching good flag design long before anyone was even listening. Now, a state commission is about to choose a new Minnesota state flag. Herold, who owns a flag store in Rochester, said he's glad everyone is finally taking flag design seriously.
by Catharine Richert

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And then there were six: Flag finalists on display at MOA

And then there were six: Flag finalists on display at MOA

Shoppers at the Mall of America this weekend were urged to avert their eyes from the stores, the rides and the Christmas decorations.
by Nicole Ki

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Photos: Duluth's Bentleyville celebrates 20 years

Photos: Duluth's Bentleyville celebrates 20 years

The free walk-through light display, located at Bayfront Festival Park in downtown Duluth runs until Dec. 26.
by Erica Dischino

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Bison herd helps restore Prairie Island community 

Bison herd helps restore Prairie Island community 

An established bison farm will give thousands of pounds of meat this winter to members of the community as tribal nations look for ways to control the production of Indigenous foods. 
by Melissa Olson

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Deer hunters in northern Minnesota lash out against wolves, DNR

Deer hunters in northern Minnesota lash out against wolves, DNR

Deer hunters are gathering in northern Minnesota this week to vent their frustrations about a lackluster hunting season and direct their ire at the animals they believe are to blame for a demise in their beloved tradition — the state’s thriving population of grey wolves.
by Dan Kraker

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A world away from conflict, Israel-Hamas war proves divisive for Minnesota Jews

A world away from conflict, Israel-Hamas war proves divisive for Minnesota Jews

The Oct. 7 Hamas attack and Israel’s bombardment of the Gaza strip has surfaced a wide spectrum of emotions for Jews. Some know where they stand, others are changing their perspectives, and some are unsure where to even begin. But people are guarded. Amid the tension, Jews are seeking opportunities to come together and they’re looking for guidance.
by Aleesa Kuznetsov and Lukas Levin

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‘We’re not hiding’: Trans Voices Cabaret debuts in Minneapolis

‘We’re not hiding’: Trans Voices Cabaret debuts in Minneapolis

Hal Sansone directs the Minneapolis Trans Voices Cabaret, a theater production featuring entirely transgender and nonbinary participants, highlighting diverse trans experiences and showcasing their talent in a politically supportive Minnesota.
by Sam Stroozas

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