Minnesota Twins News
Gophers open Big Ten mens basketball season by upsetting No. 22 Indiana 73-64
Cade Tyson had 17 points and eight rebounds as the U handed the Hoosiers their first loss of the season.
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St. Paul City Council approves 2026 budget. Here are key takeaways.
Taxes on a median-value home are going up $107 - and why are they hiring six more parking enforcement officers?
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Gophers 2026 recruiting class might be Flecks best
Minnesota signed 31 prep recruits Wednesday, including several in-state standouts, to build a strong foundation for the future of the program.
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Brooks: Trumps current tirade targeting Somali Minnesotans should come as no surprise
Calling your own citizens garbage says more about you than it does them.
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MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell files paperwork to run for Minnesota governor
The Mike Lindell for Governor committee was registered with Minnesotas Campaign Finance Board on Wednesday.
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Twin Cities oldest movie theater the Heights has been sold
The 99-year-old movie house is being bought by the operators of Chicagos Music Box Theatre, which also has a good reputation with cinephiles.
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ESPN's recent report increases likelihood of Twins trading Byron Buxton
ESPN's recent report increases the likelihood of the Twins trading Byron Buxton this winter.
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Latest change in Twins' Joe Ryan rumors feels like a transparent Pohlad excuse
Seems like a Twins ace will be gone by Opening Day, given Bob Nightengale's recent report.
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Man who nearly died from carbon monoxide poisoning implores: Get a detector
It creeps up on you and kills you, said Claude Matula, who survived carbon monoxide poisoning. His brother-in-law did not.
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2 starting pitchers the Twins can pursue if Joe Ryan is traded this offseason
Joe Ryan might get traded this offseason. The Twins can make up for that potential lost spot in the rotation by adding Brady Singer and Edward Cabrera.
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Ramstad: As uncertainty looms over Minnesota budget, one small town cant fight the big fires
Minnesota needs a sizable bonding bill next spring, even as lawmakers deal with problems in the state budget.
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Plan for pickleball on old Burnsville dump advances over mayors opposition
The proposal to construct a sports complex on a pair of inactive landfills has become a divisive issue in the south metro suburb.
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Chilly? Youll feel the heat in these Twin Cities hot spots
Defy winter at our list of five sweaty places.
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Trump plan would shift billions in homeless funds from housing to requiring work and treatment
Service providers and advocates say move would set back decades of progress in helping homeless get off the streets.
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Scoggins: Stan Nelsons legacy will live on forever
A life that included the invasion of Normandy, a Hall of Fame high school football coaching career, driving at 100 years old and a 16-ounce beer on Nov. 11, Nelson passed away at 105 years old.
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Editorial | Trumps anti-Somali rampage thrusts Minnesota into the national spotlight
The presidents racist, divisive rhetoric will do nothing to actually prevent fraud.
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Takeaways: Its another shutout for Jesper Wallstedt as Wild blank Oilers 1-0
Jonas Brodins first-period goal was all the Wild needed as they started a four-game western road trip with a victory.
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Takeaways: Timberwolves make hard work out of victory over Pelicans in the Big Easy
Anthony Edwards scored 44 points as the Wolves rallied from 15 points down in the second half to win 149-142 in overtime.
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Kevin OConnell approaching rarified air with loss on Sunday
A loss on Sunday will make it very difficult for Kevin OConnell and the Vikings to reach two wins at U.S. Bank Stadium, something thats only happened three times in their 64-year history.
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Twin Cities on alert after threat of ICE enforcement against Somali community
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey said there were credible reports that as many as 100 federal agents will be deployed to the Twin Cities with a specific focus on targeting our Somali community.
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