Rodney Smith Jr., an Alabama A&M student, thinks the path to a better life for people is behind a lawnmower. He started Raising Men Lawn Care Service in Huntsville, Al., which uses kids age 7 to 17 to mow the lawns of people who can't.
After taking a stand for forgiveness, Sen. Al Franken couldn't withstand the pressure to cancel an appearance with Kathy Griffin, the comedian who was stupid enough to be photographed holding a bloodied head that obviously was meant to portray President Donald Trump.
If ever there was a stroke of brilliance in Minnesota, it was the moment someone thought to create drug courts to help people get rid of their addiction, rather than sending them to jail or prison.
In the category of 'out of touch with 2017', few are so deserving of ridicule as the people who make their living in the advertising business, consistently cranking out material that offends people and then claiming they had no idea it would.
The role of an internship at a news organization is to learn the business and a Sioux Falls intern may be about to learn an important lesson: Don't make up quotes.
Kaylee Gossen, a junior from Marshall, could've just kept quiet and she'd be on her way to the state high school golf tournament.
But that's not the way it works for high school golfers.
It will come as no surprise to you, perhaps, that it's not working well at the moment, either nationally or locally.
In Minnesota, for example, legislators are shocked -- shocked -- that Gov. Dayton responded to a sneaky poison pill in budget bills that forced him to sign them, by going low in his own way: stripping funding for the Legislature. See you in court.
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