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Hennepin County’s Family Response and Stabilization Services receives a major 4-year grant renewal after helping families navigate mental health crises. The post Hennepin County secures grant renewal to expand youth mental health stabilization services appeared first on Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder.

Flickr is bringing MODE Festival to downtown Minneapolis from Sept. 18–20, transforming public spaces into a live hub for visual artists, music lovers, and creators. The post Flickr announces MODE 2026 photography Festival in downtown Minneapolis appeared first on Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder.

The 6th Annual March for All Impacted Families brings together surviving relatives, local organizers, and national voices to honor individuals who have lost their lives to law enforcement and corrections. The post Impacted families to march for annual demonstration against police violence appeared first on Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder.

Tournament expands creator access as viral disruptions prompt new reminders about tennis etiquette The U.S. Open’s effort to bring more social media creators into one of tennis’ biggest events is generating plenty of attention, just not always for what is happening on the court. The tournament nearly doubled its official content creator program this year, […] The post U.S. Open Influencers spark backlash over ring lights, filming as Gauff and Osaka speak out appeared first on Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder.

Target’s recent removal of an offensive Halloween costume raised a urgent question: How did it reach store shelves in the first place? Civil rights attorney Nekima Levy Armstrong explains why intent doesn't excuse corporate missteps, how rolling back DEI creates blind spots, and why Black communities refuse to let outside voices explain away racial harm. The post Who gets to explain racism to Black people? appeared first on Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder.