Adrienne Broaddus
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Minneapolis, MN, United States
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Past articles by Adrienne:
Small, black-owned restaurant launches during pandemic, helps rebuild community
A new restaurant is now open in St. Paul's Rondo neighborhood with a mission of reconnecting the community. → Read More
Teen stabbed five times in Anoka County
The teen's mom said she wants the person responsible charged with aggravated assault at minimum. → Read More
Across the state, about 40 black women running for office
This year, there's a record number of women running for office and many have something in common. → Read More
Skyrocketing complaints of fireworks in Minneapolis
Minneapolis records show so far this year there have been 336 fireworks complaints and more than 40 were in May. That is compared to only three complaints last May. → Read More
I read an anti-racism book. Now what?
A Twin Cities book store owner says she can’t keep some popular anti-racism books in stock. → Read More
Child with rare cancer needs Bone Marrow Transplant
Zoe Smith was diagnosed with two types of Leukemia while visiting family in Idaho Falls, Idaho. → Read More
How do you see hope in the middle of a pandemic?
"Hope is finding a bridge and a way to express the caring and support we all want to give." → Read More
Gratitude essential for essential workers
On Sunday, people showed support for the U.S. Postal Service by buying stamps and sharing tributes to mail carriers. → Read More
Dakota County fifth-grade teachers spread joy with chalk messages
East Lake fifth-grade teachers left encouraging messages for their students. The teachers said they were in separate cars and practiced appropriate social distancing → Read More
Worried about COVID-19? Psychologist offers tips to calm anxiety
The number of confirmed cases in the U-S is now above 1,000. That growing number is making a lot of people nervous. → Read More
Poltical landscape shifts with women candidates
Something changed this election cycle. Six women ran for the Democratic Nomination for president. → Read More
Former felon cast ballot on Super Tuesday
Currently, 52,000 Minnesotans are currently not able to vote because they are on probation. The ACLU is pushing to change Minnesota law. → Read More
Cajun Twist owner wants to hire and train 88-ex felons
It is all part of a pilot program called Project 88: Opening Doors to New Beginnings. → Read More
Black History Month: St. Paul's First Female Patrol shares her story
Debbie Montgomery Avenue in St. Paul is named in her honor. → Read More
Decision 2020: What is next for Democrats?
It is the last debate before the Iowa Caucuses. The smaller pool of candidates leads to higher stakes. → Read More
Dream rental home becomes Minneapolis family's nightmare
It was a beauty. But the dream home Dominique White and Lewis McCaleb signed a lease agreement to rent was never theirs. → Read More
Minnesotan woman wins $1,000 to watch Hallmark movies
The company behind the sweepstakes said about 218,000 people applied. → Read More
St. Paul's Open Cities Health Center at risk of closing
The nonprofit health center serves 10,000 low-income, uninsured and under-insured patients. → Read More
Doctors says heart attacks spike during holidays
The holidays are stressful and it can lead to what doctors call "Holiday Heart Syndrome." → Read More
Survivor, son of woman killed in Holidazzle crash, speaks
“She got hit and we didn't. She gave her life for me, I am not going to waste mine.” → Read More