Новости за 18.01.2017

Torii Hunter still looks the part of an athlete who could fill the manager's request for a veteran leader in the clubhouse.

One of the Wild's biggest strengths is its mobile blue line, but that group suffered a big blow Tuesday night when defenseman Jonas Brodin broke a finger.

Despite a reputation for being tricky, macarons are doable, even fun to make. And the results never fail to impress.

What does the turbulent transition presage for President-elect Trump? Hear the “Playing Politics” analysis from WCCO Radio’s John Williams and the Star Tribune Editorial Board’s John Rash and D.J. Tice.

Afternoon Star Tribune Local Twin Cities (Minneapolis/St. Paul) Weather Video Forecast

A dozen Minnesota high school standouts, several Gophers recruits, and two St. Cloud State young studs were recognized in the NHL Central Scouting midterm rankings released Wednesday.

This incident is among many around the country, police said.

Julio Suarez first attended the protest with Allen Scarsella, who days later returned and shot five.

In two days, $13,700 came in through a GoFundMe campaign to replace the wheelchair that went missing Saturday night

A judge will hear defense and prosecution arguments on Feb. 15 and decide whether the case proceeds.

Thick walls will sustain in the warm temperatures, but walking surfaces will be getting slippery, organizers say.

CMX plans to open a theater this fall that will offer patrons gourmet food and cocktails.

Lawmaker says utility needs certainty after its proposed Sherco replacement was put on hold by the Public Utilities Commission.

Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari announced the new effort at the Minneapolis Urban League.

Stephen Carl Allwine, 43, accused of shooting Amy Allwine and trying to disguise death as suicide.

Weezy will hit Target Center on Feb. 25, but U2 and Radiohead are both skipping Minnesota again on their 2017 tours.