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As the NFL lurches toward the start of training camp, probably later this month, very few specifics are known regarding exactly how the league plans to pull off a season in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic. For all the talk that the NFL had the most time of all leagues to figure out a plan given that it had just entered its offseason when the full weight of COVID-19 reached the U.S. in March, here we are more than four months later and with the clock ticking a lot faster. Texans star defensive... Читать дальше...

His estate and Warner Bros. dropped the song ahead of the deluxe reissue of 'Sign o' the Times' on Sept. 25.

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The Rev. C.T. Vivian, a civil rights veteran who worked alongside the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and served as head of the organization co-founded by the civil rights icon, has died.

The MIAC on Thursday joined the growing list of college sports leagues nationally that have banned nonconference games for fall sports.

In the activity room, where birthdays were celebrated and Sunday services were held, the aquarium and its brightly colored tropical fish are the only signs of life.

Crisis at Powderhorn Park spurs changes at homeless sites across Minneapolis.

Deputies were called to the scene of the crash at N. Manning Avenue and N. 22nd Street at 6:20 p.m.

Maplewood leaders provided facilities, but conditions deteriorated.

The district is "sweeping racial issues under the rug," one student said.

Nonprofits lost an estimated $1 billion in revenue in April alone, according to a study by the Minnesota Council of Nonprofits.

Park police found a woman suffering from a gunshot wound, and a man with one was dropped off at Children's Minnesota Hospital, a spokeswoman said.

Three people who were in the vehicle were arrested.

The St. Paul Saints partnered with area baseball coaches to create the Senior Class Salute Tournament, running July 20 through Aug. 2 with most games taking place at the Saints' CHS Field in downtown St. Paul.

A former police officer in New Mexico was charged Thursday with second-degree murder after authorities said he killed a Latino detainee he had placed in a chokehold.

It hadn't been done before the Twins did it July 17, 1990 in Boston, and it hasn't happened since.

After two sluggish months, metro home buyers returned in force last month but are competing for a dwindling number of listings.

The remarks reflect strong feelings on both sides of the proposal to alter how the city handles public safety.

The university is working out financial, scholarship and compliance details as the Tommies make the unprecedented leap from Division III to D-1.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo argued Thursday for a more limited U.S. view of global human rights advocacy based on the principals laid out by America's Founding Fathers, a suggestion critics assumed meant stepping away from more modern concepts such as support for women and the LGBQT communities around the world.

After decades of debate, a Hiawatha statue will be removed from a park in La Crosse.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo spoke on "Unalienable Rights and the Securing of Freedom" in Philadelphia.