With the season-opener just days away, the Twins have overhauled their 2012 lineup -- with 14 new faces out of 25. Here's a look at four relative unknowns who hope to make a major difference this year.
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The Skinner family has operated alpine ski areas in the Midwest for 60 years.
The CDC does not currently think there is a significant threat to the general public.
James Robert Hess, 48, faces second-degree murder charges for the death of his 52-year-old brother, William Harold Hess Jr.
Bring Me The News meteorologist Sven Sundgaard says right now the best chance for storms looks like Sunday/Sunday night.
The Thai New Year, or Songkran, is one of the most celebrated holidays in Thailand.
Mara opens next month in the Four Seasons Hotel Minneapolis.
Investigators believe the suspects fled the scene in a vehicle.
The tragedy in Texas has sparked different reactions from Minnesota's congressional delegation.
Shawn Lawrence Jacobs, 37, was arrested just before 4 p.m. Tuesday after he surrendered.
The baby is yet to be named, and the zoo is planning an event for visitors to help with the decision.
The peony, named Patrick, was taken from Wayzata City Hall gardens.
The latest update from the state health department.
Star Tribune blogger Michael Rand examines the Twins opening day roster. Bottom line? There's a reason the club is 14 games under .500 on May 10.
Everyone loves lists. So how about a list of the 65 baseball players invited to Twins spring training this year? The K-Bro's Baseball Blog split 'em up according to guys we know, guys we don't know and guys we couldn't pick out of a lineup. Take a look.
Two years, and a sea of changes. That's the bottom line for the Minnesota Twins as they head into the 2012 season. How many of the starting nine position players remain from Opening Day 2010? Click on the headline above for the answer.
Pioneer Press columnist Tom Powers writes that the Twins' 10-9 victory over the L.A. Angels yesterday might have had a different outcome had it been played in 2011.
Injuries were a major problem for the Twins in 2011. That's why the news that Scott Baker and Nick Blackburn are healthy is a step in the right direction for the 2012 Twins. Blackburn says if everyone can stay healthy, the upcoming season "should be a different story."
Tom Powers of the St. Paul Pioneer Press accurately predicted 24 of 25 players on the Twins opening day roster last year. And now he has released his predictions for this season.
Whether or not the Twins are competitive in 2012 could be determined over the next two weeks. Next Monday marks the beginning of baseball's Winter Meetings, a time period when free-agents start flying off the market.
The Twins are still trying to figure out who will be anchoring the back end the bullpen next season. LaVelle Neal of the Star Tribune reports the Twins had some interest in Jonathan Broxton, but he signed with the Royals. Who else is available?
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