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With winger Pontus Aberg poised to return to the lineup, the Wild reassigned forward Kyle Rau to Iowa of the American Hockey League Monday.

The Minnesota-bound defender amassed 150 career points, helped the Bears win three state championships and built a legacy of dominating games at both ends of the rink.

So earlier Monday, I tweeted, "Why is anyone even talking about Antonio Brown and the Vikings?" That was probably a bit disingenuous because I know why: It's a fun thing to banter about. It's February. Any time a quality (and in this case great) player is available via trade, it's fun to wonder if that guy might wind up on your team. The Timberwolves did NOT help things (again, harmless fun) by tweeting a picture of Brown in a Wolves uniform. Vikings cornerback Xavier Rhodes picked a flame thrower instead of a fire extinguisher (again... Читать дальше...

Authorities have identified two people who died in a two-vehicle crash near Elk River over the weekend.

Guthrie production sets play in the present — and in a sunnier part of Shakespeare's world.

After he was saluted at a memorial service and an all-star barroom concert, the Minneapolis music legend will be toasted at a blues jam on Monday night.

An old secret spawned a play about how a family integrated a Minneapolis neighborhood.

During a long career in the organization he spent plenty of winter league time in South America.

The women with their 19-7 record, including a 12-0 start and six-game winning streak, are in better position for the postseason than the up-and-down 17-9 men, right?

FICTION: Yiyun Li's profoundly sad but nearly perfect novel explores suicide and its aftermath.

The Latest on an evidentiary hearing outlining a ballot fraud investigation in an undeclared North Carolina congressional race for which a winner hasn't been finalized (all times local):

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

The search resumed Monday for the body of the second victim.

He has openly wedded Israel's government to the Republican Party and helped to divide U.S. opinion on Israel along partisan lines.

America's 16th president navigated times even more polarized than today's. But as he saw it, in politics "there are few things wholly evil or wholly good."

The collision occurred late Sunday afternoon at a Hwy. 169 intersection, the patrol said.

Kamala Harris had the best campaign roll-out. Amy Klobuchar's snowy debut showed grit. Elizabeth Warren's opening campaign video was a bit odd. Take it from an unlikely armchair pundit sizing up the 2020 Democratic field: President Donald Trump.

The number of different types of "milk" available to consumers has ballooned in recent years. First it was soy, then almond milk, coconut milk and rice milk. Now, there's oat milk and pea milk. Dairy farmers say nut growers are taking advantage of the image milk has built through the years.

The monthly record is about to be topped this week, and there's more to come before the calendar flips to March.

The education of students learning to grasp the English language is getting fresh attention at the State Capitol — in no small part because of the fiscal pressures being placed on school districts facing budget shortfalls to cover ELL services.

The 31-year-old Australian is the third player in the world rankings' top 15 who has committed to play at TPC Twin Cities in Blaine.

Welcome to the Monday edition of The Cooler, where all OK things must come to an end. Let's get to it: *Whether it happens over the course of the next week, precipitated by a ghastly free-fall only propped up by the cushioned bottom of the Western Conference standings, or happens a few months from now during a busy offseason, this much seems pretty clear: It's the end of the Wild as we know it. (And I feel fine). Sunday's 4-0 loss to the Blues is far from the only piece of evidence supporting that notion... Читать дальше...

The motorist has been convicted many times for drunken driving, according to court records.