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Call Her mayor: History made as St. Paul swears in new leader

Call Her mayor: History made as St. Paul swears in new leader

In a ceremony Friday, Kaohly Her officially became St. Paul’s first mayor of Hmong ancestry and first woman to hold the title.
by Peter Cox

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'Snow is a giant mirror' — an art exhibition captures the color and quiet of peak Minnesota winter

'Snow is a giant mirror' — an art exhibition captures the color and quiet of peak Minnesota winter

A new exhibition at the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum reveals winter as a season of vivid color and quiet beauty, through the eyes of artists who venture into Minnesota’s cold to capture snow not as white, but as a mirror of light.
by Alex V. Cipolle

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A look at how Minnesota child care centers receive federal funding

A look at how Minnesota child care centers receive federal funding

The federal government pause on child care funding could be detrimental to families and centers who rely on it. An industry leader says the process to disperse the money is thorough, but she’s open to changes to make sure that money gets in the hands of families who need it most.
by Nina Moini and Aleesa Kuznetsov

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