Sheletta Brundidge

A Transit Assistance Program can make riding public transportation more affordable for eligible Metro Transit riders in the Twin Cities, dropping the price they pay for every ride to $1.

The number of adults providing care for a relative or non-related child has been rising in recent years due to a number of reasons, including substance abuse issues, mental health concerns, incarceration, and financial instability.

Even during dark times, we can’t always expect other people to encourage us. We must remind ourselves to hold onto resilience. Not just during mental health awareness month, but all the time. Sheletta Brundidge on what one person is doing to help.

Repairing homes, revitalizing communities and rebuilding lives. That’s the mission for Rebuilding Together Minnesota. From simple home repairs to restoring community spaces, the non-profit has been changing lives for the better since 1997.

Two Minneapolis police officers received a Medal of Valor for their rescue of Eli Steinbach, a 4-year-old boy with autism, from a pond in Bryn Mawr Meadows Park, after he fell through thin ice and nearly drowned in November 2023.

An off-the-cuff comment from Timberwolves star Anthony Edwards to NBA great Charles Barkley quickly became the catch phrase for Minnesota fans revved up for the series against the Dallas Mavericks. Now Sheletta has to help us say it correctly.

TAP savings, loaded onto the Metro Transit To-Go Card, represent a budget-stretching way for riders to use public transit. Sheletta Brundige explains how it works.

Youth encounter flavored tobacco products at schools and places within the community. Kids fear going to the bathroom in their own schools because their peers are vaping or smoking e-cigarettes in the middle of the school day. Sheletta has more.

PHA and Comcast announced a partnership on June 11 to provide a WiFi connection to Xfinity’s advanced network in all of PHA’s buildings in Saint Paul, equipping more than 2,500 units across 16 buildings with wall-to-wall WiFi coverage.

Metro Transit is welcoming women to the join the ranks of mechanics working for the public transit company. Some women who already work for Metro Transit have seized the opportunity to advance their careers by training for a new role.