This is an excerpt from a new book titled "Love, Zac: Small-Town Football and the Life and Death of an American Boy." The author is Reid Forgrave, who covers Minnesota and the Upper Midwest for the Star Tribune.
Susan Richard Nelson is overseeing the Floyd family's federal lawsuit.
Businesses and employees alike support the program, and it's one of the few economic stimulus tools about which Republicans and Democrats can agree. But so far, this deal-sweetener hasn't drawn more takers in Minnesota or elsewhere. The take-up rate nationally now hovers around 1%.
Robin Lod scored twice and second-year goalkeeper Dayne St. Clair picked up a shutout in his first MLS start to end the Loons' four-game losing streak.
"They are still rationing them, just like they were back in March," said one nurse at a metro hospital, who is leaving her "dream job" until the pandemic recedes because she doesn't feel safe.
Dakota County to explore how herd affects land at park reserve
The defenseman, who has been active in trying to eradicate racial injustice in hockey, was given the award to a player who "best exemplifies leadership qualities on and off the ice."
Being a Mike Zimmer sidekick allows a healthy balance in Gary Kubiak's life.
Lineup changes didn't change the result against the Storm.
The standout defensive midfielder missed a game for rest.
Somehow, Eddie Rosario went 2-for-4 with a home run and a walk and had a bad game because of other misadventures.
The Twins squandered a four-run lead and lost 10-8 to the Detroit Tigers on Sunday at Target Field.
They tracked his cellphone to the scene of the incident .
After leading 6-2 through five innings, some overaggressive baserunning and four struggling Twins relievers ended the team's winning streak at five.
When the Tampa Bay Lightning checked into the JW Marriott across the street from Rogers Place, coach Jon Cooper ran into half of the Vegas Golden Knights and rode the elevator with some Dallas Stars players.
Briefly off the radar to set himself straight, Authentic now might have to get used to having a target on his back.
While many of the state's largest districts are starting their year with remote instruction, others are combining online classes with shortened weeks at school — or fully reopening.