Новости за 26.06.2024

Gophers alum Shane Wiskus is back home in the Twin Cities with a second Olympic trip on the line.

José Ramírez hit a three-run homer in the fourth inning, and the Cleveland Guardians slugged their way to a seventh consecutive victory, beating the slumping Baltimore Orioles 10-8 on Tuesday night.

Tarik Skubal struck out seven batters in seven scoreless innings as the Detroit Tigers beat the Philadelphia Phillies 4-1 on Tuesday night.

Jim Schlossnagle, who built the Texas A&M baseball program into a national power in three years and led the Aggies to the brink of this season's national championship, is leaving to become coach at arch-rival Texas.

Sheri Biggs, a nurse practitioner and Air National Guard officer, won the Republican nomination for the U.S. House in South Carolina's 3rd District on Tuesday.

Alex de Minaur is set to make his Olympic debut in Paris three years after being forced out of the Tokyo Games because of COVID-19.

Britain's gambling regulator has alleged that five more police officers bet on the timing of the July 4 national election, the Metropolitan Police said Tuesday, as claims widen that people close to the government used inside information for their own profit.

Minnesota United is transferring Kervin Arriaga to a Serbian club, and Victor Eriksson is heading home to Sweden to play for Hammarby.

The NBA is stretching the event to two nights, with the first round Wednesday and second round Thursday.

5 people were fatally shot and a teen critically injured in North Las Vegas, and a suspect was located. Police later said suspect had killed himself. (CORRECTS: A previous APNewsAlert erroneously reported the suspect was in custody).

The visuals were stunning: water from the Blue Earth River surged around a southern Minnesota dam, carrying a shipping container with it as it toppled utility poles, wrecked a substation and washed away part of a riverbank. A home teetered on the edge of an eroded slope as floodwaters rushed underneath.

Minnesota hockey icons Natalie Darwitz and Krissy Wendell-Pohl are part of a seven member Hall of Fame Class that will be honored in Toronto on Nov. 11.

The 3M Open's first five seasons on the PGA Tour faced unforeseeable challenges, but executive director Hollis Cavner is proud of the tournament's resiliency and its providing a showcase to the game's up-and-coming college stars.

Hearing expected to lead to release of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange begins at the US district court in Saipan.

U.S. Olympic athletes have lost faith in the World Anti-Doping Agency to rid their sports of cheaters ahead of next month's Summer Games in Paris, two former gold medalists said Tuesday in prepared testimony before a House subcommittee.

Minnesotans and former Gophers teammates Natalie Darwitz and Krissy Wendell-Pohl are part of the seven-member class of 2024, the first with two U.S. women's players in the Hockey Hall of Fame's history.

While city successfully lobbied for law to exempt municipal comprehensive plans from such challenges, citizens' lawsuit seeking to force Minneapolis to conduct environmental study on its 2040 Plan continues for now.

Floodwaters breached levees in Iowa on Tuesday, creating dangerous conditions that prompted evacuations as the deluged Midwest faced another round of severe storms forecast for later in the day.

The Mississippi River is forecast to keep rising in St. Paul until it crests over the weekend.

Walz and Klobuchar toured flooded areas in a Minnesota National Guard helicopter, traveling over Le Suer, Henderson, Mankato and Waterville.

Derek Dorr, who oversaw the tribe's federal contract business, alleges reprisal in a federal lawsuit and seeks potentially millions.

Caught in Brazilian bureaucracy, Greyson Leo Phillips finally got to go home at 3 1/2 months old.

Congress worked across the aisle on a bill to protect young people online. Now pass it.

In reluctant agreement with Clarence Thomas.