Poverty pay for professional work? Commitment to community: Advocates launch 5% Campaign

Just 5 percent. That is what Minnesotans with disabilities, aging adults, care providers, family members and advocates are requesting from […]

One month in, competitive bidding raises concerns

One month into the new Medicare durable good competitive bidding program for the Twin Cities region, area medical suppliers and […]

Attending the Minnesota State Fair takes planning for people with disabilities. This year’s fair, August 22 – September 2, offers […]

We’ve had the best summer, weather-wise, that I can remember in Minnesota in many years. Except for a week or […]

All children have the same basic right to education, thanks to the 1954 U.S. Supreme Court decision in the case […]

New laws making it easier to vote take effect in Minnesota in time for the August 13 primary and November […]

Editor’s note: This is excerpted from testimony recently given at a hearing on Minnesota’s Olmstead Plan. My name is Steve […]

The 5% Campaign has four main points it is emphasizing to the public, in the quest for adequate compensation for […]

Books with Minnesota Connections There are two books on the Minnesota Radio Talking Book this month that have Minnesota connections. […]

Actor helps veteran build home Academy Award-nominated actor Gary Sinise was in Minneapolis in early August to help a Twin […]

Enjoying popcorn and candy, watching the coming attractions and getting involved in a great story are part of the fun […]

Gophers bring cheer to campers Several University of Minnesota Gopher football players made a surprise appearance for campers and […]

Jim Fassett-Carman was a man who worked to make sure Minnesotans who died in state institutions would always be remembered. […]

People who rely on service animals will benefit from a change in state law, effective August 1. A law sponsored […]

Same-sex marriage may have stolen all of the headlines when dozens of new laws took effect August 1. But one […]