Behind Closed Doors: Mayo Clinic Sports Medicine
Mayo Clinic Square will open to the public on May 19 to show its rehabilitation and injury prevention facility.
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Mayo Clinic Square will open to the public on May 19 to show its rehabilitation and injury prevention facility.
Prosecutors say there were three small bags of meth inside, along with a martial arts weapon known as nunchucks.
The new launches came amid deadlocked diplomacy between North Korea and the United States aimed at, from the U.S. side at least, ridding the North of its nuclear arsenal.
Trump tweeted that he intended to hike tariffs on Chinese goods to 25 percent from 10 percent put in place in September.
"This is a policing issue," he told Yuccas. "I would like the Minneapolis Police Department to go back and consider what, and how officers are trained."
The world's largest retailer also said it will also stop selling fruit and dessert flavored e-cigarettes, which critics say can hook teenagers on vaping.
Vice President Mike Pence is rolling into the Midwest to tout the administration's new North American trade agreement, while back in Washington President Donald Trump tries to salvage a transformative trade deal with China.
After negotiations with the Department of Justice fell apart, House Democrats on the Judiciary Committee voted to find Attorney General William Barr in contempt for not complying with the panel's subpoenas to provide documents related to special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia report.
Drenching rain turned to into a May snowstorm for much of Minnesota Wednesday.
With 12 more home games this month, the Twins are hoping to get more fans in the seats to catch all the excitement.
The United States Constitution requires presidents to be at least 35 years old, but there is no top age limit.
Democratic presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke made appearances in Minneapolis and Lakeville Wednesday.
Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar participated in a nationally-televised town hall event Wednesday night on Fox News, where she took time to address allegations of being abusive to her senate staff.
University of Minnesota students want to know how a dangerous poison ended up in their Dinkytown apartment complex.
"In the $12 billion of tax increases over the next four years, we couldn't get them to lower one of them," Republican Senate Majority Leader Paul Gazelka said.
