Minnesota Timberwolves News
Former Twins catcher Tom Nieto dies at age 65
Nieto, the Opening Day catcher for the Twins in 1987, also managed for three MLB organizations, including the Twins.
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New footage of nonfatal ICE shooting in Minneapolis contradicts agencys self-defense claims
City traffic-camera footage shows a short struggle before a federal agent shot and wounded a Venezuelan man on the North Side.
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Man charged, then immediately admits in court to murdering popular Minneapolis DJ
Dijon Davis, 19, pleaded guilty to one count of second-degree murder of Justin Juice Marshall.
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Timberwolves have already lost out on a possible Chris Finch replacement candidate
If the Timberwolves fire Chris Finch, Michael Malone would have been a logical candidate to take over. However, he is now off the market.
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Walz wants legislators emails to be public. But its not up to him.
As the governor faces scrutiny over his administrations handling of Medicaid fraud, he says the Minnesota Legislature should be subject to the same transparency requirements as his office.
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Newcomers heighten St. Pauls Lowertown Sounds 2026 schedule
The downtown concert series will feature fewer shows overall but more first-timers, including Polia and Pert Near Sandstone.
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Timberwolves have lost a key element of their success at an awful time
Over the past few weeks, the Minnesota Timberwolves haven't been getting the production they need from Naz Reid and Donte DiVincenzo.
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Chris Finch says what Timberwolves fans already know amid cold streak
The Timberwolves are in a rough stretch of play as the regular season is winding down.
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Minnesota Supreme Court Chief Justice Natalie Hudson to step down
Hudson became the first person of color to lead the states high court when Gov. Tim Walz elevated her in 2023.
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NHL games have a lot of chirping, which is another language hurdle for Wilds foreign-born players
Trash-talking on the ice is in many languages for the Wilds 11 players raised outside of Canada or the United States.
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Troubling Anthony Edwards problem feels like a nail in the Timberwolves coffin
Anthony Edwards clearly isn't at 100 percent which could spell the end of the Timberwolves' season.
Source: Dunking with Wolves
Puppet Lab Festival and 8 other low-cost things to this week
Food truck season is here, scope out hot rods and learn how to DJ at Wax Night.
Source: On The Wolves
RandBall: The Wolves are in trouble (which might mean they will be just fine)
This is not a good time for injuries or a losing streak, and the Wolves have both. But that doesnt mean all hope is lost.
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On Iran, Trump keeps world off balance with ever-changing threats
Global leaders are struggling to find a way to end the American-Israeli war with Iran, and they are spooked about what President Trump might do next.
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Jaden McDaniels importance to the Timberwolves has never been more obvious
Jaden McDaniels' injury has highlighted his immense value as the Timberwolves have struggled mightily without him.
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Justin: Three takeaways from Savannah Guthries return to Today
The journalist was back in the studio for the first time since her moms disappearance.
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Timberwolves must make a no-brainer Naz Reid decision as struggles persist
Naz Reid has really struggled with his shooting since the beginning of March and it's clear he's dealing with an injury.
Source: Dunking with Wolves
Israel says it killed leader of Iranian Revolutionary Guard's undercover unit in Quds Force
Israel's military said Monday it killed the leader of the Iranian paramilitary Revolutionary Guard's undercover unit in its expeditionary Quds Force.
Source: On The Wolves
Saving water pays off: Nitrogen farm trial in southern Minnesota shows promise
An experiment in Rice and Steele counties is showing how reduced fertilizer and manure application could cut down on nitrate runoff while resulting in similar yields.
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Colliers Minneapolis office in hot water over safety glove factory flop
Colliers raised $27 million from six banks, including one in Minnesota, for the Rhino Health factory in Texas. The banks sued Colliers after the factory failed before even opening.
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