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Authorities release more details after two campers found dead at Isle Royale National Park

Authorities release more details after two campers found dead at Isle Royale National Park

Authorities at Isle Royale National Park on Thursday say they have identified two people found dead earlier in the week at a remote backcountry campground. Authorities have not released the names of the two people and have not yet said how they died.
by MPR News Staff

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Health care safety net braces for higher demand after cancellation of coverage for undocumented immigrants

Health care safety net braces for higher demand after cancellation of coverage for undocumented immigrants

To learn more about the impact to health care systems, MPR News host Nina Moini spoke with Kimberly Spates, CEO of NorthPoint Health and Wellness, a community health center in north Minneapolis.
by Nina Moini and Gretchen Brown

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Memorial planned for man found dead alongside road in Hastings

The Hennepin County Medical Examiner's Office said earlier this year that someone shot and killed William “Ike” Eickholt. They were found dead along Ravenna Trail.
by Mark Zdechlik

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Relics of Minnesota history play bingo

Relics of Minnesota history play bingo

The Minnesota History Center is holding a new event to showcase archival footage through a bingo game. The Thursday, June 12 event will include segments from KSTP broadcasts, commercials, home videos, film projects and interviews with famous Minnesotan women as a nod to a traveling exhibit that closed just a week ago at the center named “Girlhood (It’s Complicated).”
by Anika Besst

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Why doctors at Mayo Clinic are doing improv theater

Why doctors at Mayo Clinic are doing improv theater

Medical residents at Mayo Clinic are learning some unexpected skills through improv comedy classes. These workshops help them better relate to patients — and each other in an often stressful environment.
by Catharine Richert

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The murals spoke out: Reflecting on protest art in the wake of George Floyd's murder

The murals spoke out: Reflecting on protest art in the wake of George Floyd's murder

After George Floyd’s murder, a group of Minneapolis artists formed Creatives After Curfew to process grief and demand justice through murals — work that once drew wide support but now faces fading interest and shifting cultural priorities.
by Jacob Aloi

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