Reusse: Six years after his death, Sid Hartman gets a fitting Hall of Fame honor
Tireless, fiercely competitive and always chasing a scoop, the legendary Minnesota sports columnist wasn’t always beloved by his peers, but he earned their respect.
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Child, adult killed, 11 hospitalized after vehicle drives onto soccer field at Kansas sports complex
Wichita Police confirmed that a 6-year-old child and a 35-year-old adult, both from McPherson, Kansas, were killed Saturday when a truck drove onto an active soccer field at the Stryker Sports Complex....
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Mild Today and even Warmer the upcoming week.
The upcoming week of Weather in the Twin Cities will be Dry and Mild with above average temperatures Today through Saturday October 24. Average highs this time of October are in the upper 50s with average lows in the low 40s. Fall Colors are peaking now around the Twin Cities and...
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What have the Vikings taught you about hope and heartbreak? Tell us your story.
We’re working to capture Vikings fandom across generations and want to hear your memories, family traditions and the experiences that have shaped your connection to the team....
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Movie clubs have popped up all over the Twin Cities. Here’s a guide to 7.
Despite the struggles of movie theaters in recent years, movie clubs have found an audience in Minneapolis.
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34th Annual LEO Career Fair
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Tafoya and Flanagan clash over what it means to be ‘pro-choice’
Four years after Roe, abortion rights have become a flashpoint in Minnesota’s Senate race.
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Douglas: Where should I retire in a warming world?
If climate risk is part of the calculation, it’s best to look north — and stay close to a very big lake.
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How did Lake Superior agates end up in southern Minnesota?
During the state’s Ice Age, glaciers moved south towards the Twin Cities, and meltwater carried sediment even further.
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Dad’s dementia makes him mean. Mom refuses help. ‘How can we make her listen?’
Our Sandwich Generation advice columnist says don’t give up and look for support outside the family, too.
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State Fair crop art is more than a feast for the eyes
Minnesota crop artists are on the hunt for tasty recipes to use up leftover bean and seed art supplies.
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War made planting difficult. Now it could boost farmers’ profits.
Crop prices have risen recently in part due to global conflict, increasing many soy and corn farmers’ chances at producing a profitable crop.