Новости за 18.06.2019

A fan survey of all 30 MLB parks that is somewhat strange, not altogether specific but overwhelmingly complimentary to Target Field was released recently by SeatGeek. In it, close to 8,000 fans were asked about three critical areas of ballpark enjoyment: overall atmosphere, food and … um … bathrooms? Target Field did quite well in all three, with top 10 finishes across the board. But while the atmosphere (No. 9) and food (No. 10) were given solid grades, it's apparently the bathrooms (No. 2) where... Читать дальше...

Michelle Wie is still trying to fully recover from wrist surgery last October. She's playing in the KPMG Women's PGA Championship this week at Hazeltine, her first event in two months.

The overlook will be the first new access to the river for the North Side in almost 20 years.

Two off-duty police officers have been killed in separate incidents in southeastern Wisconsin, including a Racine officer who tried to stop an armed robbery and a Milwaukee officer who was struck and killed by a speeding driver who ran a red light.

Get ready for Cheesy Sriracha Funnel Cake Bites, Mini Donut Lattes and Peaches n' Cream Nachos. The Minnesota State Fair has announced its new foods for the 2019 fair, and the list includes the usual attention-seekers and potential gut bombs.

The Latest on planned protests of President Trump's reelection announcement in Florida (all times local):

The truck carrying 25 tons of gravel flipped on its side at Manning Avenue.

The Latest on the trial of a decorated Navy SEAL charged with killing an Islamic State prisoner in his care (all times local):

New name sought because previous honoree owned slaves.

Property taxes would increase the same on average under Gov. Tony Evers' budget proposal as they would under the alternative Republican plan.

His body was found near where two cows and a bull were roaming.

Sheriff says toddler's death was an accident.

The two were released from jail, where they were held since this weekend.

He isn't a presidential contender, but he can be an asset to the country.

President Donald Trump is threatening to deport millions of people living in the United States illegally, heralding a plan that could help energize his supporters just ahead of formally announcing his reelection bid .

The U.S. isn't launching a large-scale war — and public fretting about that possibility ignores the fact that Iran has waged its own war against the U.S. and its allies for decades.

Joe Biden touted fundraising figures on Monday that suggest he has taken in at least $19 million this quarter, a sum that — if true — would top what all of his leading rivals raised during the last period.

A neighborhood park is rising from the rubble of the Juxtaposition Arts building.

Virginia Republicans are renewing their push to hold a legislative hearing into sexual assault allegations two women have made against the state's Democratic lieutenant governor. Democrats quickly opposed the request and called it a political stunt.

The alleged shooter and suspected gang member was arrested and charged with murder and kidnapping; an accomplice is at large.

Welcome to the Tuesday edition of The Cooler, where there is no offseason. Let's get to it: *It was less than seven years ago, but it feels like 50 in many ways, that James Harden and Oklahoma City reached an impasse in contract negotiations that eventually broke up what might have been a mid-decade dynasty. The Thunder, with Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook already more established in their careers and signed long-term, could not come to terms with Harden on an extension. The sticking point: OKC... Читать дальше...

Right winger Bobby Brink, who split his high school development between Tonka and the USHL, is a projected first-round pick at this year's NHL draft, which kicks off Friday in Vancouver,

Stocks rose sharply on Wall Street Tuesday as traders cheered news that the leaders of the U.S. and China will meet face-to-face next week to discuss their long-running trade dispute.

With a theme of "Wild North," guests at the Minnesota Zoo's annual Beastly Bash enjoyed animal encounters, cocktails and food and a program emceed by Laura Schara of KARE 11's "Minnesota Bound." The party animals also boogied to the New Power Generation and DJ Shannon Blowtorch. Funds raised support the zoo's programs, including ZooUnlimited outreach.

The state recorded 113 speeding-related crash deaths last year, the most since 2008