Coalition of urban Indigenous groups gather at Minnesota Capitol to advocate for investments into organizations
By Ava Kian | Staff Writer Sixteen organizations are seeking $136.4 million in state funding to construct buildings they say will allow them to do their work more effectively. Advocates and community members gathered at the Minnesota Capitol, urging legislators to see...
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