Minnesota Twins News
Trump casts doubt on press secretary Zacharia's future
President Donald Trump signaled Friday that his embattled new press secretary, Katie Zacharia, may be on her way out a mere week after he picked her for the post.
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Minnesota summer patrols catch drivers by the dozens at 100 mph and much faster
More than 51,000 speeding tickets were written during the annual crackdown, state safety officials disclosed.
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Suspicious white powder sent to Minnesota Secretary of States office
The state Department of Administration intercepted the package before it reached Steve Simons office.
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Live: Flanagan, Tafoya clash over Trump, Iran war and tariffs in Senate debate
Democrat Peggy Flanagan holds a narrow polling lead over Republican Michele Tafoya as the candidates make their pitches with less than three weeks until Election Day.
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Apparent space debris lands in western Minnesota cornfield
The Stevens County Sheriffs Office is working with state and federal agencies to identify the objects owner and remove it.
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Wilds star power has been on full display amid injury-plagued start to season
With seven veterans sidelined, Kirill Kaprizov, Matt Boldy and Quinn Hughes have elevated their play, helping the Wild overcome mounting injuries.
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Impeccably preserved Frank Lloyd Wright home in Minneapolis hits market for $2.5M
The 1951-built Neils home overlooking Cedar Lake is one of only two Minneapolis houses designed by the iconic architect.
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One current Twins prospect who will be a future Silver Slugger winner
With the Silver Slugger winners set to be announced next month, let's take a look at one Twins prospect who will be a future winner of the award.
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Minnesota closed the sexual assault loophole that roiled Cornell
Despite the change in state law, advocates say the justice system is still hard on victims.
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University of Minnesota budget cuts could now top $262 million
Faculty and students were already concerned about $225 million in cuts needed over the next two years, announced by officials last month.
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The 5 best things our food writers ate this week
A vegetarian pho, tuna melt, meat pie and onion rings were among dishes that won our hearts. Plus, a place to get those apple fries beyond the State Fair.
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RandBall: These 5-0 Vikings resemble 2016 team that collapsed. Will history repeat?
A decade after the Vikings started 5-0 and missed the playoffs, this years team faces eerily similar circumstances. But there are also key differences.
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Gophers basketball showed promise in preseason opener, but questions remain
New point guard Kyan Evans impressed in a 20-point win over Omaha, but the Gophers still have work to do on their depth, three-point shooting and rebounding.
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Iowa cheers a $15 billion steel mill deal. Minnesota offers a warning.
Midwest Republicans, and even some Democrats, say Iowa scored a coup with a $15 billion steel plant powered by a Minnesota iron ore mine. The history is messier.
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Cheers & Jeers: Cowboy church, book bans, drama at Minneapolis City Hall
Plus: Jeers to Tom Emmer, again.
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Minnesota banned book bans, so why are books still being pulled from shelves?
A recent accounting of a northern Minnesota public school book ban has highlighted a 2024 state law meant to prohibit such bans.
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A relentless boss, Klobuchar would bring her intense style to running Minnesota
Former aides describe a detail-driven leader whose intense style has persisted even after public scrutiny. It raises questions about how she would manage the sprawling state government.
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Twins could become big losers in the event of a small market World Series
An efforts for a salary cap (and floor) could be the Minnesota Twins' downside to a small-market World Series.
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5 people believed dead following shooting at Oregon elementary school, 2 officials tell AP
Authorities believe at least five people are dead following a shooting at an elementary school in Bend, Oregon, according to two law enforcement officials with knowledge of the case.
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Measles cases reach 42 in rural Minnesota amid outbreaks
All 18 cases confirmed in the past week were in north-central Todd County, which has Minnesotas lowest vaccination rate. Officials say case counts are still growing.
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