Minnesota Twins News
How did Lake Superior agates end up in southern Minnesota?
During the states Ice Age, glaciers moved south towards the Twin Cities, and meltwater carried sediment even further.
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Douglas: Where should I retire in a warming world?
If climate risk is part of the calculation, its best to look north and stay close to a very big lake.
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Dads dementia makes him mean. Mom refuses help. How can we make her listen?
Our Sandwich Generation advice columnist says dont 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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Tafoya and Flanagan clash over what it means to be pro-choice
Four years after Roe, abortion rights have become a flashpoint in Minnesotas Senate race.
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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.
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Roper: Mary Moriartys legacy looms over Hennepin County attorney race
Cedrick Frazier and Anders Folk represent a fork in the road, four years after the county lurched toward reform.
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Opinion | Trumps democracy-for-diesel deal shames us all
Our president takes his place next to Chamberlain in the history of appeasement.
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Viral video of heated remark prompts online backlash, St. Thomas investigation
A clip recorded outside a Turning Point USA event spread across social media, sparking calls for accountability and a statement from the university.
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Under fire, Rep. Ilhan Omar demands return of seized items, including sisters phone
The federal probe into Omars immigration status involves family text messages and seized personal items.
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Readers Write: Political ads, sexual violence, the demise of Hourcar, letter writing
These ad makers must think our brains are mush.
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Paul Goldschmidt could be an ideal Josh Bell replacement for the Twins
Former Minnesota Twins reliever Tyler Duffey thinks that future Hall of Famer Paul Goldschmidt would be an ideal replacement for Josh Bell.
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Ramstad: Fraud in Minnesota has not cost $9 billion, but its hurt more
The big number is unpersuasive, but fraud has hurt Minnesota in ways that cant be counted.
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AI is changing what political campaigns say, and who gets to hear it
Artificial intelligence is reshaping familiar campaign practices in Minnesota and beyond. Whether it can sway more votes is less certain.
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Rochester foodie Tiffany Alexandria takes exploring Asian cuisine to new heights
The Taiwanese native is bringing tastes from her homeland to the Twin Cities as the new co-host of Minnesota PBSs Relish.
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Fewer freshmen, graduate and international students enroll at U and Minnesota State
Both the University of Minnesota and Minnesota States colleges and universities are seeing flat enrollment this fall.
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Marines remains returned to Minnesota after decades lost at sea
Ernest L. Lund was 27 when he died in a lesser-known tragedy at Pearl Harbor. Through DNA, he is now accounted for.
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Twins insider pitches wild Rafael Devers trade (but Giants would stand in the way)
The Athletic's Minnesota Twins insider Dan Hayes proposed a wild Rafael Devers trade idea.
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Oh, the foliage! Chasing Minnesotas fall colors by balloon, train and boat
We went looking for fresh ways to see autumns big show for this weekends peak.
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Yuen: Book of Japanese American names sounds an alarm for today
The federal governments scapegoating and incarceration of 126,000 people of Japanese ancestry speaks volumes to Minnesota now.
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