Minnesota Twins News
Twins hope to revive career of struggling reliever acquired in trade with Pirates
The Minnesota Twins acquired a right-handed reliever from the Pittsburgh Pirates on Monday night.
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After convention concerns, Minnesota GOP clears way for Demuth, others to continue to primary
House Speaker Lisa Demuth had voiced misgivings about the accuracy of the electronic voting system during the Duluth convention.
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Twins starter Bailey Ober likely out for rest of June because of injury
Bailey Ober was diagnosed with a mild flexor strain Monday, and he will be shut down from throwing for 10-14 days.
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Artist Saypes interlocking hands painting will link Minneapolis to the world
The French-Swiss artists global project Beyond Walls is making its U.S. debut at Boom Island Park.
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Bullpen help on the horizon for Twins as Cole Sands takes big step toward return
Twins right-handed reliever Cole Sands takes a big step toward returning from the injured list.
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Judge orders U.S. to pay nearly $16,000 in legal fees for man who suffered head injury after ICE arrest
Alberto Castaeda Mondragn claimed he was beaten by federal agents, who said he ran into a brick wall.
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Twins could live to regret giving up on Simeon Woods Richardson
The Minnesota Twins may have made a knee-jerk reaction on Simeon Woods Richardson following Kendry Rojas's injury.
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Who is Ben Schierer, Amy Klobuchars running mate?
A self-described rural progressive, Schierer served two terms as mayor of Fergus Falls. Now hes the DFL-endorsed candidate for lieutenant governor.
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Lack of full officer participation in Minneapolis audit of high-profile cases raises family concerns
City auditor would like Legislature to give his office more authority, such as subpoena power.
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Trump says Israel and Hezbollah have agreed to dial back fighting
U.S. President Donald Trump said Monday that Israel and Hezbollah have agreed to dial back fighting after he held talks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and communicated with the…
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Opinion | Targets comeback depends on execution, not nostalgia
The Minneapolis-based retailer has been taking steps in the right direction as it looks to make a turnaround.
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KSTPs Ken Barlow recovering from successful surgery
The longtime meteorologist is expected back on the airwaves later this summer.
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Moment of silence for Chauvin at GOP state convention sparks blowback
The brief moment of silent prayer for the former Minneapolis police officer convicted of second-degree murder in George Floyds killing was not planned by party leaders.
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Prince tributes and 7 more low-cost things to do this week
In addition to celebrating his purple majesty, take in some improv, outdoor music and an ode to Brittany, France.
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Twins simply have to respect Pirates' savage troll on social media after series sweep
The Pittsburgh Pirates savagely trolled the Minnesota Twins on social media after this past weekend's series sweep.
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RandBall: Do the Vikings have their best WR trio since Randy Moss was a rookie?
Adding the size and ability of Jauan Jennings to the duo of Justin Jefferson and Jordan Addison should make for a formidable three-receiver combo.
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The four biggest takeaways from the weekend conventions
Plus: What will Lisa Demuth do?
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Minnesota Twins fan apathy is a legitimate concern
The Minnesota Twins find themselves in a precarious position where nostalgia and early-summer optimism are no longer enough to fill the seats at Target Field.
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The first responder to a 911 call may soon be a drone in some Minnesota cities
Police leaders across the Twin Cities call the technology a lifesaving tool. Others see the potential for a new era of surveillance overhead.
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Yuen: When swastikas and slurs deface a schools bathrooms
An increase in hostile graffiti has parents, administrators, police and students concerned at a Twin Cities suburban high school.
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