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Welcome to the Friday edition of The Cooler, where you can almost feel the summer slipping through your fingertips. Let’s get to it: *You’ve been able to count on a few things with the Twins in recent years, including these two: 1) When they’ve been good, they’ve been quite good. When they’ve been bad, they’ve been quite bad. Between 1997 and 2017, the Twins only had one season where they finished with somewhere between 80 and 89 losses — seasons that would qualify as bad but not awful. That was 2007... Читать дальше...

Edward Johnson entered no plea to first-degree murder charges.

IRS officials say the company has shifted income on paper to lower its tax bill.

One more weekend, motorists will have to endure a shut down of Interstate 35W in northeast Minneapolis, but this time only the southbound lanes will close.

The Twins scored a season-high 15 runs on Thursday, which also was the most the Tigers have allowed in a game this season.

10 officers will get cameras that activate when weapon is drawn.

IRS officials say the company has shifted income on paper to lower its tax bill.

There's plenty of warm weather left for dining outside. Here are three of our favorites.

Developers are sharing more information about possible plans to transform part of the Minneapolis riverfront.

Excavators began clearing large sections of the collapsed highway bridge in the Italian port city on the Mediterranean Sea, searching for people still missing three days after the deadly collapse.

Christopher Watts, who is being held without bail, is expected to be formally charged by Monday with three counts of murder and three counts of tampering with evidence.

Owner of Lemon Grass Thai Cuisine opening her second restaurant focusing on the traditions of her native Laos.

Blue Line trains have resumed service between 38th Street and downtown Minneapolis after service was disrupted for about two and a half hours when a train derailed Friday morning.

It’s the most wonderful time of the year — our annual dog days of summer reader photo collection. We get more pictures of dogs than we do mothers on Mother’s Day (sorry, moms). In fact, dogs are even more popular than Santa (please don’t put us on the naughty list). Nearly 200 readers sent in photos showing how their dogs beat the heat, from ice cream and boating to lounging poolside and lakeside. Even if you’re not a dog person, we hope you “paws” to take a look at a few of them.

As Herberger's closing sale winds down, you'll want this simple math tip