Новости за 01.03.2019

New ABC show aims to offer "a good-time popcorn ride" at exotic locations around the world.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has criticized a Michigan sheriff's department that released three people living in the country illegally despite federal detainment requests.

The harmonious siblings act played a hometown in-store set Thursday on the eve of the album's arrival.

Those who lost Cost plans have a "guaranteed issue" right — but only for a few more days.

Welcome to the Friday edition of The Cooler, where everything changes quickly. Let's get to it: *About 24 hours ago, I advocated for the Gophers men's basketball team to force-feed Gabe Kalscheur more three-pointers in an attempt to gain offensive efficiency and snap out of its skid. Amir Coffey had other ideas. He scored half of Minnesota's 62 points in a badly needed victory at Northwestern. The Wildcats are not a good team, but a Big Ten road win of any kind is a welcome and helpful sight. The Gophers tried 14 threes and made five ... Читать дальше...

Before the iconic Iditarod, a 10-day festival warms up Alaska's largest city.

The Democratic leader of the Wisconsin state Senate won't say whether she supports a key provision of Gov. Tony Evers' transportation plan that Republicans have backed in the past.

It's not too early to get summer camp plans in place. Check out the ideas in our interactive guide, sorting by age, activity, location and price.

Rock 'n' roll acts surprise patrons expecting the usual calendar of Broadway and opera productions.

A critic's tribute to the lush, alluring music of Minnesota great Dominick Argento.

The Trump administration, stepping up pressure on the government of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, on Friday slapped sanctions on six high-ranking Venezuelan security officials for obstructing the delivery of humanitarian aid into their country.

The parents of an American college student who died after being detained in North Korea say Kim Jong Un (gihm jung oon) "and his evil regime" are responsible for his death.

Grammy winner Ella Mai, 24, shined well beyond the hit at a sold-out Varsity Theater gig.

Authorities have shut down part of Hennepin Av. They say the spill has been contained, though some of the chemical apparently leaked into storm drains.

Ella Mai's very sold-out concert Thursday at the Varsity Theater in Minneapolis showed there's a lot more to Mai than one clever earworm of a tune.

Mike Zimmer discussed the hiring of Gary Kubiak, the NFL Draft's offensive linemen and more at the scouting combine in Indianapolis.

There's action on all eight mats through the day at the state wrestling tournament, with the team competition going from this morning's quarterfinals to tonight's 7 p.m. title duals.

A child in the buggy was injured in the crash in Otter Tail County

The Minnesota airline joins its peers in giving flight to local brands.

Prosecutors haven't yet seen videos police say show New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft and other men engaging in sex acts and handing over cash in a Florida spa.

Attorneys are debating Noor's refusal to speak with a state investigator, an old psych evaluation and the defense's use-of-force expert.

INDIANAPOLIS — When Mike Zimmer took a brief moment Thursday during his 20-minute media session to lament criticism over the Vikings drafting cornerback Mike Hughes in last year's first round instead of an offensive lineman, a reporter threw out Hughes was playing well before his season-ending knee injury. "Yeah, he was," Zimmer said. "I didn't have anything to do with the pick. Rick [Spielman] came up to me and said, 'Hey, if so and so isn't there, are you O.K. if I pick Hughes?' And I'm like, 'Yeah.' But they act like ah... Читать дальше...

Caesars will replace three members to its board with directors chosen by billionaire Carl Icahn.

Anyone who was watching the Wolves for the first time this season, saw them put together a lowlight reel of the various ways they have lost close games this season.