Biden, MPD, and Halloween
This week’s edition covers stories from October 26th to November 1st, 2023. Today’s issue is 504 words, a 4-minute read. Mateo talks about Biden’s MN visit, updates on the MPD Third Precinct, and looking back at Halloween since the pandemic. Hey folks, Mateo here this morning. President Joe Biden came to visit rural Minnesota yesterday to kick off his […]
Halloween Treats, Local Exhibits, and Lil Uzi Vert Concert in Mpls!
This week’s edition covers stories from October 19th to October 25th, 2023. Today’s issue is 1000 words, a 7-minute read. Isabella and Mateo talk horror films, new speaker of the house, indicted catalytic converter schemers, art exhibits you should visit in Minneapolis, and Lil Uzi Vert’s Minneapolis Concert. Buenos dias, Isabella here greeting you this morning. As the state turns golden yellow, at NewPrensa […]
Cinematic Chills & Halloween Thrills: The Spooky Specter
This week’s edition covers stories from October 12th to October 18th, 2023. Today’s issue is 450 words, a 1.5–minute read. Ebe talks Twin Cities Film Fest, haunted places to visit in the TC this spooky season and the delayed vote on the third precinct. Hi readers, it’s Ebe again. Like many of you, I’ve been ritualistically watching my list of favorite Halloween movies this […]
Cine Latino 2023 at The Main: A Heartwarming Journey Through This Year’s Cinematic Treasures
by Isabella Silva-Biotti Hispanic/Latine Heritage Month recently took a graceful bow, but the echoes of 2023 Cine Latino’s cinematic treasures at the Main Cinema still resonate deep within my heart. I embarked on a captivating journey through three new films, and revisited an old favorite, each with its unique blend of humor, intrigue, and an […]
Conflict, Cheers, and Licenses: A Week in Review ⚾️
This week’s edition covers stories from October 5th to October 11th, 2023. Today’s issue is 1000 words, a 8–minute read. Mateo talks Israel-Gaza conflict, opening of “A Bar of Their Own: All Women’s Sports. All The time.”, first week of DL4A in effect, and reflection piece on historic Latine baseball player Miguel Cabrera Hey readers, it’s Mateo. This week we have a lot of […]
The Historic Career of Miguel Cabrera: The Greatest Venezuelan Athlete of All Time
“Detroit Tigers’ Miguel Cabrera acknowledges fans after leaving the game in the eighth inning of a baseball game, Sunday, Oct. 1, 2023, in Detroit. Cabrera will retire after the game” 📸 AP Photo | Paul Sancya by Mateo Peralta The historic career of Miguel Cabrera, widely considered to be one of the greatest Venezuelan athletes […]
October’s Red Edition: Films, Nobel Prize, Urban Farming & More!
This week’s edition covers stories from September 28th to October 4th, 2023. Today’s issue is 780 words, a 6–minute read. Isabella talks October Twin Cities events, Chemistry Nobel Prize 2023 winners, music albums of the week,East Phillips Neighborhood Institute update,and Ecuadorian immigrant fruit sellers. Good morning, October has arrived, marking the onset of the spooky season. It’s that time to start brainstorming your […]
Pot Plot Twist, Holocaust Denier on Board, & Workers’ Uprising!
This week’s edition covers stories from September 15th to September 27th, 2023. Today’s issue is 950 words, a 7-minute read. Ebe talks cannabis market’s bumpy start, holocaust denier Vaughn Klingenberg runs for Roseville Area school board, Union members at Seward Community Co-op to strike soon. Hi ya’ll, Ebe again! You ever catch a whiff of something so specific that it transports you to […]
Fernando Botero, Sports Struggles, and LeBron’s Surprise
This week’s edition covers stories from September 14th to September 20th, 2023. Today’s issue is 750 words, a 5-minute read. Mateo talks Latine artist Fernando Botero, MN Viking’s Alexander Mattison recieved racist and violent messages, LeBron James’ visit to Lourdes High School in Rochester, MN. Good Morning and Happy Thursday! Can you believe that it’s almost fall already? Summer is officially drawing to a […]
Fallece Mario Duarte, Fundador de La Prensa de Minnesota
El pasado sábado 16 de septiembre la comunidad latina de Minnesota se despidió de un destacado líder, Mario Duarte, fundador del periódico “La Prensa de Minnesota”. Duarte, nacido el 17 de febrero de 1938 en El Salvador, falleció a la edad de 85 años, dejando un legado perdurable en el ámbito del periodismo local y […]