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What teens are saying about the content they trust — and how local news can engage them

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By Kyndell Harkness Verified
| American Press Institute
When it comes to the question of how to attract younger audiences to local news, it’s like the movie Groundhog Day: We return to the question over and over, but don’t seem to have a solution. But if you want to know how to reach teens and young adults, ask young journalists and the folks who work with them.
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Opinion | You can’t be a Black journalist and not reflect on the road that brought us to 2026

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By Kyndell Harkness Verified
| The Minnesota Star Tribune Verified
Opinion | You can’t be a Black journalist and not reflect on the road that brought us to 2026 Proximity to pain is the through-line. Those who don’t have it have been too willing to marginalize it. February 21, 2026 at 7:30PM A visitor walks among the makeshift tombstones at the Say Their Names graveyard near George Floyd Square in Minneapolis on May 25, 2025.
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Are you trick or treating wrong? Our Halloween etiquette guide

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By Kyndell Harkness Verified
| San Luis Obispo Tribune Verified
Is it OK to give more candy to an adorable kid in an unbearably cute costume as opposed to a teenager just wearing street clothes? (Kyndell Harkness/The Minnesota Star Tribune/TNS) Kyndell Harkness TNS Millions of children and homeowners will soon be engaging an ancient and bizarre ritual. Children, dressed in fantastic costumes, will besiege homeowners and demand free candy. The homeowners will typically accede to their demands.
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