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Social Issues

Western Minn. hunters find human remains

The human remains of a man who was reported missing six years ago were uncovered by hunters near the town of Hancock in western Minnesota on Saturday.

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Film fest brings a flood of Asian cinema to Mpls.

Film fest brings a flood of Asian cinema to Mpls.

For the next week or so, the group Minnesota Film Arts is bringing films from all over Asia to Minneapolis. The "In Search of Asia Festival" will present many kinds of movies from 12 different countries. The festival is aimed at under-served parts of the movie-going public, and it's drawing particular interest from the Hmong community.
by Euan Kerr

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Gay marriage foes boosted by Minn. GOP takeover

Gay rights activists in Minnesota thought 2012 would be the year they could finally make a serious push for gay marriage in the state, but a surprise Republican takeover of the Legislature has them back on the defensive instead.
by Patrick Condon, Associated Press

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Ojibwe family fights land sale for tribal casino

Ojibwe family fights land sale for tribal casino

Some members of an Ojibwe family in Warroad say the Red Lake Band of Ojibwe is evicting them from land they've lived on for generations, so the tribe can use the property for its casino.
by Tom Robertson

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More predicted to receive food aid after rule change

Beginning Monday, tens of thousands more Minnesotans will qualify for food assistance, when new guidelines go into place for the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program -- what we used to call food stamps.
by Tom Robertson

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Same-sex marriage supporters denied communion

Same-sex marriage supporters denied communion

Church officials denied communion Sunday to a small group of Catholics who wore rainbow sashes to mass at the St Paul Cathedral. The protest has been an annual event for a decade.
by Rupa Shenoy

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