Minnesota Twins News
Meet eccentric characters at this years Twin Cities Pride festival
The 53rd annual festival in Minneapolis drew thousands of people, animals and an inflatable 61-foot tall rubber duck.
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Twins shouldn't give up on this slumping reliever just yet
One of the Twins' relievers has been slumping lately, but the team shouldn't give up on him yet.
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How fishing helped three Minnesotans leave addiction behind
From a bridge near Rush City to competitive ice fishing circuits, each found purpose in a sport that became part of recovery.
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Minnesotas top politicians are sitting on the sidelines of the governor and Senate races
High-ranking Democrats and Republicans alike arent racing to promote the party-backed candidates ahead of the August primary.
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Chalamet learns what Minnesotans know: biking is a love language
Sex and the City maligned men who rode a bike to a date. But cycling country knows theyre a catch.
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With the states last known elevator operator, Nicollet Mall office building honors its past
In downtown Minneapolis Young-Quinlan Building, Lee Bowser sees commuters through the ups and downs of their workdays.
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Wild, after making only three NHL draft picks, are clearly focused on the present
The deal for Quinn Hughes cost them draft capital, but made them a championship contender. Are they in the Dylan Larkin sweepstakes?
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North Minneapolis renters stuck in squalid homes once heralded as the future of public housing
At Heritage Park, broken furnaces and pipes, pests and mold have driven half the tenants out.
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How Celebrity Look-Alikes became the most popular in-game feature at Twins games
The inside story on how the Twins scoreboard crew makes the most popular in-game segment at Target Field.
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Haeran Ryu and Brooke Henderson atop crowded KPMG Womens PGA Championship leaderboard; nerves undo Ina Yoon.
Wind and short putts frustrate Nelly Korda, but the worlds No. 1 player is only four shots back heading into the final round.
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US military says it struck multiple targets in Iran as ceasefire is strained by 2nd day of attacks
The U.S. military said Saturday it had struck multiple targets in Iran at President Donald Trump's direction, continuing a string of attacks that have shaken the war's uneasy ceasefire.
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What to know about the lieutenant governor candidate at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6
GOP-endorsed governor candidate Kendall Qualls running mate, Brian Nicholson, said he doesnt regret attending the protest.
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Bebe Zitos customers asked to toss or return ice cream due to possible metal or plastic fragments
The business says pieces of plastic and metal may have come from one of the primary machines they use for ice cream production.
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Burcum: Sanford Health got what it wanted. Now comes the moment of truth.
The South Dakota health system has spent a decade promising to be a worthy steward of Minnesota health care. Through the North Memorial deal, it now has a chance to prove it.
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Live from Day 2 of the NHL draft: Wild take Swedish center Adam Andersson with their first pick.
The Wilds first choice was in the third round. Several Minnesotans, including Jayden Kurtz and Victor Plante, have gone off the board early today.
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Twins' Brooks Lee is breaking out in a way no one saw coming
Twins third baseman Brooks Lee has always profiled as a contact hitter. However, he has recently emerged as a new type of hitter.
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Its peak season for Minnesotas floating wildflowers
White water lilies are putting on a show across the state while creating important habitat for fish, birds and other wildlife.
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We asked you to describe Naz Reid in two words. Heres what you said.
Heart. Class. Grit. Those were just some of the responses from readers about the Timberwolves fan favorite who was traded this week to the Hornets.
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Ramstad: Swirl of mega-IPOs might catch some investors by surprise
Some index makers have changed their rules for welcoming new listings.
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Minnesota teens face fierce competition for summer jobs this year
Between record applicant numbers and shrinking seasonal openings, the states teen unemployment rate continues to climb.
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