Former institution residents hear long-awaited apology

A written apology is nice. A spoken apology is a human connection. In May, the Minnesota Legislature passed a resolution […]

Disability and aging advocates share issues, ideas

Working together on a wide range of issues will serve Minnesota’s disability and aging communities well during what is expected […]

It might be a strange thing to say, but I’m looking forward to the upcoming year and what it has […]

Southwest Minnesota State was touted as a college intended to accommodate students with disabilities when it opened in Marshall in […]

Changes to St. Paul’s regulations on sidewalk café regulations will be tabled until mid-December as restaurant owners, city staff and […]

To the editor: I am writing this to anyone who’s thinking of committing suicide – youth or adult. I’m asking […]

The other day I was listening to one of my favorite morning shows, The Dave Ryan and the Morning Show. […]

Ok, now here’s where it gets interesting. According to the latest updates in split-brain physiology, your brain is divided into […]

James Agee’s classic book, Let Us Now Praise Famous Men, reminds us that history is shaped by regular folks who step […]

Vets play hockey Coming soon to a sports facility near you: hockey games played by the Minnesota Warriors, a […]

Vinland announces expansion Vinland Center has announced its Expanding the Promise capital campaign goal to just meet current needs, but […]

“I learned so much from the 10 years that I worked at Courage Center about peoples’ disabilities and it really […]

Park Square Theater in St. Paul is making changes to improve accessibility and enhance the theater-going experience. This fall Park […]

Store is open Twice the Gift, a temporary specialty store in downtown Minneapolis, is open through Dec. 31. Operated by […]