Minnesota Twins News
Lyft settles Minnesota lawsuit, adds service animal feature to app
The Department of Human Rights will monitor the app for three years to be sure drivers dont turn away people with disabilities.
Source: Twins Insider
Brutal Kyle Teel injury gives former Twins catcher golden WBC opportunity
Kyle Teel's injury obviously sucks. But it gives this former Twin a great opportunity.
Source: Puckett's Pond
Mayor Frey vetoes eviction pause; Senate considers $40 million to help renters after ICE surge
City and state officials are trying to stave off a feared wave of evictions following the federal immigration surge in Minnesota.
Source: Twins Insider
Court order defied: Man released from jail without bail kills wife, self in International Falls
The womans petition for court protection alleged years of abuse, including husbands threats to kill her.
Source: Twins Insider
This Twins player's speed shows why he could be more than a platoon option
Austin Martin showed how his speed can change a game for the Twins, turning a likely hit into an out while adding a hit, walk, and stolen base.
Source: Puckett's Pond
National Target boycott ends a year after DEI pullback started it
The boycott began in early 2025 after the Minneapolis-based retailer scaled back some diversity initiatives amid growing pressure from the White House.
Source: Twins Insider
Fast-casual Mediterranean chain Cava is heading to Minnesota
Restaurants in Blaine and Dinkytown are in the works and should debut later this year.
Source: Twins Insider
Young Twins' talent continues to be a bright spot at spring training
Matt Wallners towering home run sparked a six-run eighth inning as young Twins players stepped up late to secure a spring training win.
Source: Puckett's Pond
Joe Ryan gives Twins fans an encouraging first look this spring
Joe Ryan made his spring training debut for the Twins, showing strong command and confidence even as his velocity builds toward midseason form.
Source: Puckett's Pond
Joe Ryan gives Twins fans an encouraging first look this pring
Joe Ryan made his spring training debut for the Twins, showing strong command and confidence even as his velocity builds toward midseason form.
Source: Puckett's Pond
Walz seeks to shake up Minnesotas human services system amid fraud concerns
The governor proposed centralizing more services. One legislator called the plan dead on arrival.
Source: Twins Insider
After a taste of spring, here comes more ice and snow
Temperatures hit 60 degrees in the Twin Cities on Sunday but are expected to drop below freezing this week, starting tonight.
Source: Twins Insider
Community rallies in hopes of saving historic Twin Cities church from wrecking ball
Old St. Hubert Church is the last original building in downtown Chanhassen.
Source: Twins Insider
Judge says ICE showed unconstitutional policies during surge, but declines to block ICE practices as racial profiling lawsuit proceeds
Several Minnesota residents accused federal agents of unfairly targeting Somali and Latino residents
Source: Twins Insider
Twins' latest spring training roster cuts shouldn't be gone for long
Emmanuel Rodriguez and Connor Prielipp were each cut by the Twins this week, but they are expected to be promoted to the big leagues soon.
Source: Puckett's Pond
The 11 best things to do and see in the Twin Cities this week
Critics picks for entertainment in the week ahead.
Source: Twins Insider
Calm returns to Wall Street as oil prices retreat below $90 per barrel
Trading steadied early Tuesday and crude prices eased after wild swings this week with investors trying to figure out how long the war with Iran will continue.
Source: Twins Insider
Twins cut nine players from camp, including outfielder Emmanuel Rodriguez
Rodriguez, a highly rated Twins prospect, hit .421 through 19 at-bats in spring training games.
Source: Twins Insider
Minnesotas chief justice declines, again, to restrict immigration enforcement at courthouses
State Supreme Court Chief Justice Natalie Hudson said the Judicial Branch restricting how federal law enforcement operates could be perceived as taking a stand on a political issue.
Source: Twins Insider
Minnesota States new software system costs $50 million more than initially approved
The new software system is key for everything from faculty payroll to how students sign up for classes.
Source: Twins Insider
