President Donald Trump flooded his first postelection political rally with debunked conspiracy theories and audacious falsehoods Saturday as he claimed victory in an election he decisively lost.
Duluth-area men find rewards in the outdoors and ask why so few Black and brown people know the feeling.
Three top-five teams only the tip of Big Ten's power.
Diversity levels, social norms and politicization play a role in shaping attitudes in both big cities and small towns.
Seven contractors were injured, four critically, when a storage tank at a petroleum facility in Texas exploded after catching fire Saturday morning, according to fire officials.
With ICU beds full, patients wait hours.
The Loons veteran is on a scoring tear, with help from Emanuel Reynoso.
State is paying $8,000 a month for temporary barrier.
The debate among federal and state health officials about who goes next, and lobbying from outside groups to be included, is growing more urgent.
There is always work for the tight end, but he is approaching another contract crossroads this offseason.
City leaders are trying to balance George Floyd's legacy with a crime wave that has put residents on edge.
Operation Warp Speed was a remarkable achievement, but the name may have been a mistake.
Bipartisanship could lead to both federal and state aid for businesses, individuals.
Parts of state face more than others, but overall Minnesota is just average.
The generation that rebuilt after Watergate watches the next generation face its own stinging defeat.
Rather than play a Big Ten East Division team, the Gophers should be allowed to make up their canceled game with the Badgers instead.
The state reported a record 399 fatalities last week, amid optimism over vaccine development and emerging treatments and concern about hospital capacity.
The first-round pick is on pace to break Randy Moss' team rookie records for catches and receiving yards.
Chaplains of all faiths are quietly providing another dimension of support to Minnesota's COVID patients, their families and often medical staff.
Several states saw surging numbers in the week after Thanksgiving, when millions of Americans disregarded warnings to stay home. Officials fear a surge of infections could force difficult choices about what to do with patients.
It became one of Minnesota's first clashes between conservationists and industry.
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