Home-Field Advantage Evaporates For Gophers In COVID-Era Match With Michigan
A few quieter tailgates popped up at some of the Greek life houses. Several freshmen told WCCO they'd watch the season opener in their dorm rooms in small groups.
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A few quieter tailgates popped up at some of the Greek life houses. Several freshmen told WCCO they'd watch the season opener in their dorm rooms in small groups.
The bus has equipment like HP graphic computers and 3D printers so kids can work on science and technology projects.
Gigi's is close to Karen Ryan's heart. She's a founding mom of the organization in the Twin Cities and her daughter, Violet, uses its services.
Art Knight was demoted from deputy chief of staff to lieutenant after he was quoted in a printed news article saying "you're just going to get the same old white boys" in reference to the department's recruiting practices.
The Minneapolis Parks and Recreation Board says they have been working closely for many weeks with unsheltered people in park encampments, community groups and local service agencies.
On Saturday, the county sheriff's office said they had made 59 traffic stops, arrested 15 people, issued 21 citations and recovered nine firearms.
St. Paul Public Schools has announced they will keep their younger students in a distance learning model, delaying the start for hybrid learning for at least another month.
Record cold is on the way over the weekend, with temperatures that feel more like December.
It won't feel like a normal conference opener, but Gopher football is back.
On Saturday, Minnesota health officials reported 2,268 additional cases of COVID-19 and 14 deaths.
A man is in the hospital after he was shot multiple times in an apartment in Eagan.
A 26-year-old Texas man and self-described "Boogaloo Bois" member is accused of traveling to Minneapolis and firing an AK-47-style weapon into Minneapolis Police Department's 3rd Precinct during the May 28 unrest.
Additionally, 55 staffers at Stillwater have tested positive. Of those, 12 are back at work, and another two were hospitalized.
He was accused of having more than 33,000 images and videos depicting sexual conduct involving minors, all while under supervision for a previous criminal sexual conduct conviction.
When it comes to politics - between the constant stream of news, ads, social media feeds, and real-life conversations, how do we make sense of it all? How do we make a decision for who to vote for?
