Saturday was supposed to be the Gophers spring football game, a chance for new offensive coordinator Mike Sanford Jr. to show his stuff in front of a TCF Bank Stadium crowd amped after an 11-2 season.
Coach Richard Pitino and his staff are recruiting Rice transfer Drew Peterson, who has skills that remind some people of the former Gophers standout.
Stocks that moved heavily or traded substantially on Friday:
U.S. long-term mortgage rates fell this week for the second straight week as anxiety has spiraled over devastation to the economy from the coronavirus pandemic.
Huge house comes with theater, multiple bars and disco room.
Doctors believe plasma can give immune system boost to COVID-19 patients and help beat back the coronavirus that causes it.
Four more deaths in Minnesota have been linked to COVID-19, state officials said Friday, as the statewide count is now 22 deaths related to the coronavirus pandemic.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Friday that the next coronavirus aid bill should build on the bipartisan relief bills that Congress has passed so far rather than include broader Democratic agenda items such as infrastructure and rural broadband access.
The U.S. Department of Justice says a Texas-based organization that runs facilities to hold immigrant children has settled a retaliation claim from an ex-employee.
The Lynx were scheduled to open the WNBA season on May 15. The league's draft is still on as scheduled for later this month.
Fitness buffs and the businesses that cater to them are finding a way to connect amid COVID-19.
Stocks are falling in afternoon trading Friday, putting Wall Street on track for its third losing week in the last four.
When Tiffany Pinckney was seriously ill with the new coronavirus, all the single mother could do was pray that she didn't give it to her two sons or her co-workers. Now that she is recovered, she's hoping there's something in her blood that will help others.
President Donald Trump is nominating a 37-year-old judge and former clerk to Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh to a seat on the powerful U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit.
While people around the world stay at home, virtual tours are the new answer to wanderlust.
A 16-year-old Wisconsin high school sophomore who had symptoms of the coronavirus and posted about it on social media was ordered by a sheriff's deputy to delete the posts and threatened with being taken to jail, her attorney said Friday.
Stuck in Minnesota with his family, the Cleveland Browns' first-year coach has been riding out the coronavirus pandemic, which has created challenges as he prepares for the NFL draft and a season that remains in question.
Minnesota has no law against price gouging, but the widening coronavirus pandemic has led to an unprecedented number of complaints and actions by state officials against businesses seeking "unconscionably excessive" profit.
Dozens of apprentices have filled key roles in the local theater world.
The suspect, who was previously charged by an arrest warrant, was booked into the Hennepin County jail on Thursday, records show.
Plans covering 2.4 million in state posted about $220 million in operating income last year.
Wisconsin residents may be more worried about whether they'll be able to feed their families than voting as the coronavirus shutdown stretches on. But someone has to pick the state's next Supreme Court justice in Tuesday's spring election.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey unveiled a plan to give assistance for folks struggling with the financial fallout of the coronavirus pandemic.