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Twins send letter to season ticketholders about their options for 2021
In a letter to ticket holders, the team said it expects a limited number of fans at Target Field for the home opener April 8 against the Seattle Mariners.
With unusual speed, Minn. Supreme Court agrees to hear appeal in Noor case
Decision has implications for expected start of Derek Chauvin's trial Monday
Judicial referee Susan Cochrane, who channeled her difficulties into life's work of compassion, dies at 65
Susan Cochrane channeled her own painful experiences as the child of a brutal divorce, violence and alcoholism into a career of uncommon compassion as a…
Ex-Minneapolis cop Mohamed Noor asks state Supreme Court to hear murder appeal
Noor wants court to overturn his third-degree murder conviction in death of Australian woman
Twins seek governor's approval for 10,000 fans at Target Field
Gov. Tim Walz will have the final word on the size of the crowds, and he must balance fans' desire for normalcy against public health concerns as COVID keeps its grip on Minnesota.
Court of Appeals: Lake Minnetonka murder-suicide liability case against Park Nicollet should be tried before a jury
Businessman Brian Short fatally shot his wife, three children and himself in 2015
Lacrosse joins Vikings' Eagan campus as Arete Sport moves in
Burnsville upstart Arete will move in next month and stage summer event.
Health care shooting pushes clinics toward more vigilance, assessments
The shootings in Buffalo, Minn., are raising new concerns about how best to deal with irate patients vowing violence.
Husband of medical assistant killed in Buffalo attack struggles to explain loss to their children
Husband, friend describe vibrant 37-year-old mom who was dedicated to her work as a healer.
How did Minneapolis end up with a street named after a Persian king?
In the late 1800s, the population of Minneapolis was booming and city engineers sought to create alphabetical and numerical street grids that could be reliably navigated.