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You can't have the Minnesota State Boys High School Hockey Tournament without hockey hair.
An event starts Wednesday that could only happen in Minnesota: High school kids sell out a professional hockey arena for their state championship tournament.
A pair of former Minnesota North Stars are teaming up with a Richfield Middle School English teacher to get kids out on the ice again.
The snow may have forced hundreds of schools and businesses to close, but it won't stop Minnesota's signature pastime.
A program for blind hockey players is giving experienced and novice players a chance to get on the ice in Minnesota.
Consider this your warning – get a chance to watch Madeline Wethington now as a high school player because before too long, you'll be watching her on the biggest stage in the game. It'd be nice to say you saw her when, you know?
Knowing that a daunting seven-game trip awaited them, the Minnesota Wild wanted to leave home on a high note. A win against a division rival helped them do just that.
The Minnesota Wild is hosting a leadership summit to help build an even greater state of hockey.
Every two years, the power hockey league puts a team together to compete in the North American Power Hockey Cup. Next week, they're going for their fifth straight title.
Hockey fans at the Bridgestone Arena in Tennessee groaned with displeasure when singer Charles Kelley skipped a line in the song and had to stop and regroup before the trio finished the performance.
Attendance at University of North Dakota men's hockey games this past season led the NCAA for the seventh straight year.
Sisters Marissa and Hannah Brandt grew up in Vadnais Heights, but played for two different teams in the Olympics in Pyeongchang.
The Wild have now made the Stanley Cup Playoffs for five straight seasons.
Outside of Minnesota, the state hockey tournament is known for one thing: amazing hair.
"We will hopefully have two more logo changes," the ice operations manager said. "The Stanley Cup playoffs and the Stanley Cup championship."
The Minnesota State High School Hockey Tournament kicks off with Class A quarterfinals. It moves Thursday to Class AA, with one of the hottest teams coming in: St. Thomas Academy.
The team sent three draft picks and a minor leaguer to Arizona for Martin Hanzal and Ryan White.
An iconic piece of U.S. hockey history will soon be for sale. Olympic goaltender Jim Craig is auctioning off a collection of memorabilia from the 1980 "Miracle On Ice" team.
A federal judge in Minnesota has denied the NHL's latest attempt to throw out a class-action lawsuit by former players filed over head injuries.
Logan Lindstrand scored an unassisted game-winning goal early in the third period and Wayzata rallied to beat Eden Prairie 5-3 Saturday night to win its first Class 2A boys state hockey championship.
Ryan Sandelin and Cole Koepke each had a goal and two assists, Luke Olson stopped 23 shots and Hermantown ended a six-year string of title game losses by beating Breck 5-0.
Here are the highlights from the second day of the Minnesota boys hockey tournament and the Class 2A quarterfinals.
The Minnesota Wild have placed forward Jason Zucker on injured reserve because of a concussion. The move was made Wednesday, when the Wild recalled forward Jordan Schroeder from their AHL affiliate to take Zucker's roster spot. He'll miss at least the next two games.
An Isanti man suffered a "serious spinal injury" while playing hockey for a Chicago team Sunday, according to his family.
Some still regard it as the single greatest moment in American sports history. On this day 36 years ago, the "Miracle on Ice" took place in Lake Placid, New York. On Feb. 22, 1980, the U.S. Olympic hockey team upset the Soviet Union's in a 4-3 victory.
