Minnesota’s multifaith leaders offer wisdom in this fraught political moment
November 19, 2024
Faith leaders from a range of backgrounds gathered recently to share wisdom and connection at a time of intense political polarization.
Faith leaders from a range of backgrounds gathered recently to share wisdom and connection at a time of intense political polarization.
Cyrell Boyd is headed to treatment at the Red Wing juvenile facility for his role in the Nudieland shooting in August 2023. At a hearing Tuesday, victims spoke to him about the shooting’s impact.
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