
After a friend died in a preventable crash, this Montana man began his own 24/7 taxi service for the elderly
Daniel Foley started his 24/7 taxi service, Giddy-Up Rides, to fill not just a transportation need — but a compassion need — in his community.
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Faith leaders travel to Minnesota from across the country, urging ICE to retreat: 'You may go in peace'
Interfaith leaders from a variety of religious organizations have traveled to the Twin Cities to stand with neighbors in their time of need.
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Tim Walz urges 'good trouble' to protesters outside governor's mansion: 'Do it with Minnesota decency'
In a casual address in the front of his home, Gov. Walz spoke to protestors about “speaking up” amid ICE occupation across the state.
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From Gaza to Uganda, skateboarding creates a safety net for young people in need
For young people living under occupation or in poverty, skateboarding has become a saving grace.
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After a fire burned this church down, they're rebuilding — and will include 22 units of affordable housing
Bethany Presbyterian Church in Spokane, Washington was seeking ways to confront the housing crisis for years. After the fire, the perfect opportunity presented itself.
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The Women's March is back. Here's when the big event is — and what you need to know
The Women’s March is a lead organizer on January 20th’s “Free America” walkout. Here’s what to know.
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Minneapolis brass band founded after George Floyd's murder helps community heal once again
Brass Solidarity meets weekly to spread music, usually at George Floyd Square. But with ICE in the area, their music has a renewed purpose.
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