Dumping Kirk Cousins sat well with columnist Patrick Reusse. He talked about that with host Michael Rand, as well as the downward spiral of Gophers basketball that began 25 years ago.
Celebrity birthdays for the week of March 24-30:
Anyone watching the NCAA Tournament exclusively to get a closer look at the top prospects in the upcoming NBA draft is in for a disappointment.
The Minnesota Republican made the suggestion during a party retreat over the weekend.
Supreme Court rejects appeal by ex-New Mexico county commissioner banned from office for joining in Jan. 6 insurrection.
Jackson McAndrew of Wayzata averaged a double-double, putting to use the 45 pounds he didn't have not long ago.
Vladimir Putin secured an unprecedented fifth term as president of Russia Monday, as the election commission announced the results of a vote in which he faced no serious challenges and which happened amid the strictest crackdown on opposition and free speech since Soviet times.
Coaches present and future rave about the top five — and, as Minnesota fans have seen often in recent years, two of them are headed to Wisconsin.
Wall Street drifted higher early Monday ahead of this week's policy decision by the Federal Reserve.
FICTION: Lindsay Starck's second novel is part family drama, part mystery.
Thailand's immigration authorities have revoked the visas of two New Zealand tourists accused of assaulting a traffic police officer on a popular resort island in an incident widely shared online, police said Monday.
The crash occurred late Sunday afternoon on Hwy. 22.
Shohei Ohtani may be more than just a designated hitter this season, after all.
College hoops fans might want to think again before pinning their hopes of a perfect March Madness bracket on artificial intelligence.
Her family in Becker, Minn., describes what it was like for her to lose, then gain, her health and her hearing: "It's not all sunshine and roses — and she knows that."
The drama's survivalist, who's also a Tony-nominated playwright, talks about returning to the role of Michonne.
A first look at Pink Ivy, a veggie-forward addition to Mainstreet dining.
UN food agency says 'famine is imminent' in northern Gaza, where 70% of the population likely faces catastrophic hunger.
Louise Erdrich and Debra Magpie Earling will discuss their work May 9.
Pakistani airstrikes targeted multiple suspected hideouts of the Pakistani Taliban inside neighboring Afghanistan early on Monday, killing at least eight people and drawing return fire from the Afghan Taliban, officials said.
Delays and glitches with the simplified Free Application for Federal Student Aid has addled many students and their families.
Across the United States, many people are eagerly anticipating the Federal Reserve's first cut to its benchmark interest rate this year: Prospective home buyers hope for lower mortgage rates. Wall Street traders envision higher stock prices. Consumers are looking for a break on credit card debt at record-high interest rates.
The Twins, who are encouraging Josh Staumont to throw his slider more often, are hoping the surgery will help him look like he did earlier his career when he was one of the toughest relievers in the AL Central.
Election commission results on Monday showed that President Vladimir Putin has secured a fifth term with an overwhelming number of votes, in an election that held little suspense after the harshest crackdown on the opposition and free speech since Soviet times.
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken underscored the need to make sure that technologys sustain democratic values, telling a democracy summit on Monday that authoritarian regimes deploy technologies to undermine democracy and human rights.