Sarah Whitman

6 Things to Know About St. Paul’s New Plan for Homeless Encampments

St. Paul approved a new homelessness plan featuring outreach, winter shelter, and permanent housing options, but key questions remain.

7 American Lighthouses Worth a Detour for Their Views and History

From towering coastal beacons to remote Great Lakes landmarks, these seven American lighthouses offer remarkable views and centuries of maritime history.

Colorado’s Nature Library Has Its Grand Opening This Weekend. 8 Things Visitors Can Borrow or Try

Colorado’s Nature Library helps visitors explore the outdoors with borrowable camping gear, wildlife cameras, stargazing kits, and more.

Opal Lee Turned 100 While Breaking Ground on a New National Museum. 7 Details to Know

Opal Lee celebrated her 100th birthday as construction began on a National Juneteenth Museum tied closely to her lifelong advocacy.

A Stolen Gravestone Has Finally Returned to Little Bighorn After More Than 40 Years

A gravestone believed stolen from Little Bighorn more than 40 years ago has finally returned after an FBI investigation.

New Springsteen Track Spotlights Minneapolis Grief and Resistance

Bruce Springsteen’s Streets of Minneapolis turns a city’s grief and protests into a powerful musical statement on justice and accountability.
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Scrutiny Mounts as Federal Agents Removed From Duty in Minneapolis Case

Federal agents involved in the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti have been placed on leave as investigations intensify and public scrutiny grows nationwide.

Federal Fraud Campaign Lands in Minnesota’s Medicaid System

A federal Medicaid funding freeze aimed at fighting fraud has ignited a political clash and raised concerns for Minnesota health providers and patients.

When Household Finances and Community Fear Collide

In parts of Minnesota, rising costs, falling attendance, and economic uncertainty are fueling adult fear and financial strain across communities.

Immigration Crackdown Slows Minnesota’s New Home Construction

An immigration crackdown has slowed Minnesota home construction, triggering labor shortages, project delays, and fresh housing market concerns.

How Two Minnesota School Districts Stepped Forward During ICE Tensions

Two small Minnesota districts became unlikely leaders in the school response to ICE activity, reshaping how educators address student safety and fear.

Why Target Is Facing Backlash Amid Minnesota ICE Raids

ICE activity tied to Minnesota has drawn Target into controversy, prompting protests, employee concerns, and renewed scrutiny of its corporate values.