Social Issues

The Minnesota chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations is holding a workshop to teach employers how to accommodate the needs of Muslim employees.
Minnesota's largest mosque is opening a private Islamic school this fall, the second of its kind in the state.
Minneapolis woman to be evicted after deal falls through
A Minneapolis woman's public fight to save her home from foreclosure has taken yet another turn, as efforts by a local nonprofit group to purchase the home proved unsuccessful.
The first same-sex couple has signed up for Wisconsin's new domestic partnership registry.
Cell phones and the hazards of driving while chatting
Despite study after study indicating talking and texting on cell phones while driving causes crashes, few state governments seem willing to outlaw it. Two scientists who study distraction talk about how your brain really isn't that suited to multi-tasking, and what the cost can be when one of those tasks is driving.
A Wisconsin woman is accused of stealing from fellow Hmong families by inventing fake aid programs that required enrollment payments.
Construction begins Wednesday on a unique addition to the Minnesota Veterans Home in Fergus Falls.
Somali nationals living in the U.S. under temporary protected status are eligible to remain in the country for an additional 18 months.