Minnesota Twins News
Superior, Wis., police officer shot early Sunday morning, alleged shooter in custody
The officer has been treated and is expected to be released soon.
Source: Twins Insider
Republican state senator admonishes Trump for calling Somalis garbage, invites him to Minnesota
Sen. Jim Abeler of Anoka asks the president not to call Somali people garbage.
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Twins surprisingly plan to keep stars Byron Buxton, Joe Ryan, Pablo Lpez for 2026
Despite rumors suggesting the Twins are considering trading Byron Buxton, Joe Ryan and Pablo Lpez, Ken Rosenthal reported that the team plans to build around its stars.
Source: Puckett's Pond
Flight carrying federal detainees leaves Minnesota as ICE activity escalates
The Twin Cities saw immigration enforcement operations targeting Somalis and Latinos carried out this week by federal agents.
Source: Twins Insider
Twins' likeliest Rule 5 Draft candidate could ignite another pitching staff very soon
Among the Minnesota Twins' top prospects, there is no shortage of pitching. Of the club's Top 30 prospects, 14 of them are pitchers, including Twins Minor Leagu
Source: Puckett's Pond
What we know about the Lutsen Resort arson case and the owner charged with setting the fire
Bryce Campbell, of Canada, bought the resort in 2018. It burned to the ground in 2024.
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Drinking water wells near possible Minnesota mine site tainted with manganese
A citizens group is testing wells as North Star Manganese tries to develop a mine. More than half the wells tested high enough that the water cannot be used to mix infant formula.
Source: Twins Insider
Twins intend to keep Joe Ryan, Pablo Lpez and Byron Buxton, despite trade rumors
The Twins dont plan to tear their roster down further, increasing the likelihood that their top players will remain on the team in 2026.
Source: Twins Insider
Twins Planning To Keep Joe Ryan, Byron Buxton, Pablo Lpez
The Twins just underwent a big sell-off at the summer trade deadline. That led to plenty of speculation about further selling this winter but that appears not to be in the cards. Ken Rosenthal of The…
Source: MLB Trade Rumors
Frank Gehry, the most celebrated architect of his time, dies at 96
Frank Gehry, who designed some of most imaginative buildings ever constructed and achieved a level of worldwide acclaim seldom afforded any architect, has died. He was 96.
Source: Twins Insider
Minneapolis police blows budget by $19.6 million; council leaders call it mismanagement
Police Chief Brian OHara says its costly to replenish the ranks, since new hires need training while existing officers still rack up OT.
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AG Bondi says alleged serial rapist struck because Minnesota is soft on crime
The U.S. Attorney General says the Somali national caught a break in state court and was free to rape again.
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Cardinals sign former Twins journeyman reliever to minor league deal
The St. Louis Cardinals have signed a former Twins journeyman reliever to a minor league deal.
Source: Puckett's Pond
US vaccine advisers say not all babies need a hepatitis B shot at birth
A federal vaccine advisory committee voted on Friday to end the longstanding recommendation that all U.S. babies get the hepatitis B vaccine on the day they're born.
Source: Twins Insider
These 3 organizations have the most to offer the Twins in a potential Joe Ryan trade
Minnesota Twins star pitcher Joe Ryan has been one of the biggest names floated around during MLB trade rumors this winter.
Source: Puckett's Pond
Twin Cities restaurants cling to holiday sales as a last chance to buoy tough year
With food prices hitting both restaurants and potential customers, diners have been cutting back, but restaurants remain hopeful.
Source: Twins Insider
The 5 best things our food writers ate this week
New Mexican, Japanese and health-minded eateries, plus tried-and-true road trip and dim sum staples.
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Forever chemicals slam small cities with big water bills as they surface farther from 3M sites
Apple Valley will likely hike water rates to fund a $100 million project to rid its wells of PFAS.
Source: Twins Insider
Roper: King of clubs Peter Hafiz built a nightlife empire in downtown Minneapolis
The namesake of Sneaky Petes, and owner of other landmarks like Deja Vu and Gay 90s, died recently.
Source: Twins Insider
State declares moratorium on group homes for disabled. Providers say theyre blind-sided.
The two-year pause, intended to ward off fraud, will leave programs in limbo and clients needs unmet, providers say.
Source: Twins Insider
