Local World War II veteran beats COVID-19, goes home on 101st birthday
Samuel Nilva was released from the VA Hospital in Minneapolis on Wednesday.
Samuel Nilva was released from the VA Hospital in Minneapolis on Wednesday.
Vikings fans have never watched their team win a Super Bowl. But they are champions of playing the "what if …?" game. So many moments in the franchise's history leave fans wondering how things might have been different, if only one thing had changed. If Drew Pearson hadn't caught that Hail Mary … if Gary Anderson had made that kick … if they had scored points in the first half of just one Super Bowl … if, if, if. As part of a series of stories examining some of the great "what-if" moments in Minnesota sports history... Читать дальше...
America's dogs are having their day as the coronavirus keeps many people at home more with their pets and spurs so much adoption and fostering that some shelters' kennels have emptied.
Food writers Rick Nelson and Sharyn Jackson highlight the favorites of their weekly dining experiences.
The coronavirus pandemic has cast a cloud over the college sports world. Then came Thursday, when LIU revealed that it's adding Division I men's hockey.
It's the most common of peculiar Minnesotan phrases. Some of us can't stop saying it. Many of us have no idea where it came from.
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Chevron turned a profit in the first quarter. But the company warned its financial picture is likely to be depressed in the future because of reduced demand caused by the coronavirus.
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Parks officials warn restless visitors not to overcrowd public spaces.
A renowned epidemiologist and a passionate fisherman, Michael T. Osterholm suggests ways anglers can protect themselves while on lakes and rivers.
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Many business owners in industries from hair salons to restaurants and fitness centers want to know when they can fully open and what they need to do before that date.
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After liquidating a brewery in Faribault, Travis Temke plans to open in a historic firehouse St. Paul's West 7th area.
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Revenue losses in health care are driving pay cuts and reduced hours.