Aleesa Kuznetsov

The Selby Ave. JazzFest began as a way to bring people together after 9/11. It’s now become a community celebration 25 years later.

The 25-minute documentary “They’re Here” captures scenes from the Twin Cities during this winter's immigration enforcement surge.

A documentary currently in production aims to take viewers behind-the-scenes of crowd favorites at the Minnesota State Fair and highlights corners you may have never seen before.

In Minnesota, the Nepali diaspora is coming together to help provide relief after flash floods tore through Nepal and Tibet, killing hundreds of people, with thousands missing.

Since the pandemic, the number of crop art submissions has continued to grow, to nearly 600 this year. Marta Shore, assistant superintendent of crop art and scarecrows was on the MPR stage to talk about the craft of crop art and its growing popularity.

Immunize Minnesota so far has ten organizations and 30 individuals as part of its coalition. It hopes to be a central place to help educate and advocate around immunization across the state.

Students from Minnesota were among a group of high schoolers that gathered for the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Day of AI to create a national policy around the use artificial intelligence in schools.

Congresswoman Angie Craig and Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan are considered the top contenders for the Democratic endorsement for the open U.S. Senate seat left by Sen. Tina Smith’s retirement. Political scientist Larry Jacobs believes it will be a close race.

The new one-story library replaced a more than 90-year-old building that was demolished in 2025. Construction was delayed after a community group sued to preserve the historic building. The new library includes some original elements from the previous structure.

The two-day festival in Jackson this year will feature all returning favorites from the past 20 years of the festival. Founder Kathy Fransen says this year is likely the last time it will be in its current form.