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Twin Cities

Nesting dolls reveal layers of Russian history

Nesting dolls reveal layers of Russian history

An exhibit of Matryoshka is bringing many visitors to the Museum of Russian Art in Minneapolis. The dozens of sets displayed there include some of the earliest examples of the form, the mass-produced products of the Soviet era and striking examples of the creativity of artists in the post-Soviet era.

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Mpls police chief blames economy for recruit layoffs

Mpls police chief blames economy for recruit layoffs

Twenty Minneapolis Police officers graduated from the academy on Thursday, and the new officers will hit the streets this weekend. But by the end of next week, they'll be out of work because police department will lay off the officers because it can't afford to pay their salaries.
by Brandt Williams

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Officials plan more shelters to respond to increase in homelessness

Several emergency homeless shelters could open in the next few weeks in St. Paul, as shelter providers and local officials mount a response to the dramatic increase in the number of homeless adults seeking shelter.
by Madeleine Baran

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Minn. faith groups promote Christian, Muslim bond

The Minnesota Council of Churches and the Muslim American Society of Minnesota are trying to get Christians and Muslim to view each other as friends and neighbors.

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Gophers prepared for strong competition at NCAA volleyball tourney

Gophers prepared for strong competition at NCAA volleyball tourney

The University of Minnesota Gopher women's volleyball team is in Tampa Thursday for the NCAA Final Four. The Gophers, who were seeded 11th in the tournament, take on the number two seed Texas.
by Tim Post

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Mpls FBI head ramps up outreach to Somalis

Mpls FBI head ramps up outreach to Somalis

The head of the FBI's Minneapolis division says the U.S. is seeing a new era of homegrown extremism, especially among Somali immigrants. Boelter told MPR News that Somali-American community leaders need to more clearly denounce extremist ideology.
by Laura Yuen

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In the 1950s, passengers flew the skies in style

In the 1950s, passengers flew the skies in style

Tom Crann talked with Anne Billinglsey Kerr about her life as a stewardess -- as they all were called then -- in the 1950s and the book she wrote about her experiences.
by Tom Crann

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