KMOJCast

Christopher Harrington is the first African American CEO in the theatre's 36-year history. He talks about his relationship with the community as well as upcoming performances. Harrington highlights a special connection with veterans which coincides with the Ordway's staging of A Soldier's Play.

Mayor Frey discusses the plans and hopes for 2023 for the city of Minneapolis.

Dr. Wilson tell us about the Center for the Study of Black Life and the Law at the Mitchell Hamline School of Law

School Enrollment Season is Coming to a Close, and school enrollment season is currently still going on for families looking for a new school for fall 2023. school request due date is Feb. 7, by getting your school request submitted by Feb. 7, you have the best chance of getting your first requested school. ○ We take requests year-round, but you have the best chance of getting your preferred school if you request by Feb. 7.

Hiring Opportunities for Public Works Minnesota

MPS Updates, what determines a snow day vs. an e-Learning day.

North Commons Park is being redeveloped by the Minneapolis Park Board. Shawn Lewis from the Minneapolis Parks Foundation. Updates for recreation center.

Hennepin County Advisory Board Openings

La Teia Thomas, known as Ace, gave the shoes off her feet to a homeless man. She saw him attempting to make shoes out of boxes. The store is holding a city-wide drive, "Ace's Warmth," to collect clothing and winter gear for those needing a helping hand.

Over the past three years, the MN Timberwolves and Lynx have initiated bridging both business and basketball to impact DEI efforts internally and externally. From new employee resource groups, hiring practices to creating safe spaces for courageous conversations, and engaging in partnerships that uplift our communities, the intentional efforts continue to make a positive impact.

The former Barack Omaha era Attorney General took a look back and expressed optimism for the America.

The Black Collective Foundation was formed to harness the struggles and possibilities of the historical moment to move the philanthropic sector into power-shifting solidarity and transformation.

Minneapolis Public Schools is participating in the SchoolFinder Enrollment Fair on January 7, 2023, at Minnesota Community Technical Community College. Minneapolis Public Schools with host booths for families to learn more about school options and programs.

The Mayor's budget continues his deep investment in affordable housing inclusive economic recover, public safety, climate, public health and City capacity and performance

A new survey from AARP looks at the fraud risks we all should be aware of during the busy end of year holiday seasons. The survey covered online shopping, gift cards, charity scams.

MPS Enrollment Season is Underway. Virtual and in -person school open houses are taking place from now through Jan. 31st . Our Explore MPS website has everything you need to know about the school enrollment process and our range of great preK-12 programs.

Minnesota Senior Linkage Line resources that are available, Open enrollment for Medicare underway.

Alice Roberts-Davis serves as the Commissioner of the MN Department of Administration. Alice is focused on her commitment to making Minnesota a more equitable and inclusive state.

It's Finals week in District 622. The Superintendent shares tips students and parents can use to prepare for the best outcomes.

Hall STEM Academy is shooting for the stars! Earlier this month the school celebrated the launch of its brand new world class observatory.

New research from the University of Minnesota shows that black, Hispanic and asian populations are significantly more likely to die of COVID-19, regardless of their vaccinations status at the population levels

Open enrollment for MPS and St. Paul Public Schools.

Santa Pat Moss, part of the Santa Experience at the Mall of America is taking reservations to see him, from December 13th through the 19th.

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison won re-election.

Hollies Winston made history by becoming the first Black mayor of Brooklyn Park. Winston, the DFL-endorsed candidate, received 59 percent of the vote with 96 percent of precincts reporting. His opponent, Wynfred Russell, received 40 percent of the vote.

Dr. Chomilo, gives updates on onset of RSV in children, COVID and the Flu virus.

Brian O’Hara is exactly the type of person our city, our community, and our police department needs right now. He is an inclusive leader, a forward thinker, and a person of the highest moral integrity. His unrelenting willingness to show up and be present will allow him to succeed in driving police reform, reducing violent crime, and strengthening police-community relations."

On Saturday, November 19, 200, Hennepin History Museum is sponsoring a special event , Southside Stories, Our North Star Journey; featuring Greg McMoore. McMoore will share the story of his family's North Star Journey from their enslavement on a Virgina plantation to their freedom in Hastings, Minnesota .

Mayor Carter announced Commander Axel Henry to serve as the next Chief of Saint Paul Police Department. Henry is a Saint Paul native who has served with the St. Paul Police Department for 24 years

Christine talks about an important organization to District 622, and that is the 622 Education Foundation.

Steven Belton came to the position of President and CEO of the Urban League Twin Cities (ULTC) in April 2015 with intentions of serving as an interim role for no longer than 6 months. Seven and a half years later he looks back on his service of Love.

AARP and our Fraud Watch Network program help people protect their money from criminals who are spreading their scams far and wide.

Mayor Carter announced Commander Axel Henry will serve as the next Chief of Saint Paul Police Department. Henry is a Saint Paul native who has served with the SPPD for 24 years.

Tamika Felder is one black women highlited in CeMe. It's a campaign created by Seagen and Genmab giving representation to diverse women from the cervical cancer community and allowing them to share stories fostering deeper connections and empowering women in their care. Felder is a 20-year cancer survivor who is sharing education and awareness about cervical cancer and is the founder of Cervivor.

Immunologist Dr. Anthony Fauci, Director of National Institute of Health and White House Chief Medical Advisor, joins Freddie Bell. He discusses efforts to get all Americans updated on their Covid vaccines and the effects of the so-called tripledemic.

Rich Martin, an employee-owner at Dakota Supply Group, discusses what this little-known Annual Observance entails.

Two decades of reading , math growth wiped away by pandemic-disrupted learning, yet 800 tutors still needed in Minnesota schools. Hennepin and Ramsey County schools need more than 300 tutors.

Mayor Frey nominates Brian O'Hara for Police Chief to serve as the next Minneapolis Chief of Police.

Commissioner Harrington discusses the upcoming Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Gun Locks Campaign and some great job opportunities at DPS.

October is Employee Ownership Month, a free and unbiased hub for information and resources on all forms of employee ownership.

The MN Timberwolves and Lynx today tipped off National Voter Education week, with it's "Pack the Vote" initiative aimed at addressing the barriers to voter education and access within the black community.

Chris Egert, Anchorman and Host of Minnesota Live on KSTP joins Freddie Bell this morning.

Dr. Osterholm discuss temperature ranges for COVID-19 vaccines and updates on vaccination protocol.

MDH continues outreach to people in Minnesota at highest risk of Monkeypox.

Rochelle Cox, Superintendent MPS, discusses improving the climate inside our schools. Climate refers to how all of our employees contribute to making Minneapolis Public Schools a place for everyone. The goal is to have MPS known by our community as welcoming, responsive and connected by: Fully implementing the climate framework to ensure all district staff, parents, and students feel heard, valued and respected. Providing consistent opportunities for youth, parents and community members to provide feedback

Dr. Nathan Chomilio, Medical Director, State of Minnesota for Medicaid and MinnesotaCare Programs talks with Freddie Bell about Medical Benefit extensions to 12 months after giving birth instead of only 60 days. Dr. Chomilo also offers an opinion on the CDC's relaxation of COVID guidelines.

Mayor Carter, talks homelessness, education and the state fair with Morning Show hosts Freddie Bell.

Dr. Michael Osterholm, American epidemiologist, Regents Professor, and Director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research, discusses COVID, The Pox and the resurgence of Polio in America.

Artika Tyner 2022 Bush Fellow, is a accomplished educator, civil rights attorney, law professor and award-winning children's book author, who beat the odds as a child growing up surrounded by incarcerated family members. She immersed herself in books from an early age and became a first-generation college student. Now, she seeks to share the gift of reading with children of color who are growing up in conditions similar to those she experienced. She sees that Minnesota's educational system continues to experience some of the most significant racial disparities in the U.S.

Multiracial, multicultural movement of families, students, teachers and community members to dismantle and develop programs to end systemic racism at MPS.