It's been nearly two full years since one of Minnesota's "big four" sports teams made the playoffs. Bob Sansevere of the Pioneer Press believes the Timberwolves will beat the Twins, Vikings and Wild to the playoff punch.
Hundreds of private homes are at-risk in northern St. Louis County.
The incident sent the Minnesota Capitol into a brief lockdown.
Sven Sundgaard is providing an update after Thursday's flash hail storm.
Party leader says candidate didn't know the imagery perpetuated an antisemitic trope.
In addition to possible tornadoes, there is a threat for damaging winds and very large hail.
Prices continue to rise in the metro, but there are signs of buyer fatigue.
The blast rocked the Wisconsin town just before 7:45 a.m.
The 49-year-old was not wearing a seatbelt at the time of the crash.
The molar found in a remote cave is believed to have belonged to a Denisovan girl who lived 164,000-130,000 years ago.
The custom-designed home is on the market for $500K
Authorities alleged Mohamed Selim attempted to meet a 15-year-old girl for sex on Tuesday.
The organization is looking for 1,000 volunteers to help with the effort in the metro.
Playoff droughts are common among professional sports teams. However, it's almost unprecedented to see four major sports teams in one city all miss out on the postseason two years in a row.
This time of year, it's all about the Twins. Not that we wouldn't love to watch the Timberwolves and Wild in the NBA and NHL playoffs. Maybe next year?
For the Timberwolves, it's Sweet 16 time. As in, there are 16 games left in their shortened NBA season, eight at home and eight on the road. Battered and bruised, their true playoff push starts tonight in Memphis.
While the Twins figure out their lineup, the Wolves and Gophers both have huge games tonight. That, and a bear gets punched in the kisser as we check out the top five sports storylines across Minnesota.
If the Twins miss the 2012 playoffs (not a stretch), Minnesota will have been through two full cycles without an NFL, NHL, NBA or MLB playoff team. During all the years we have had four big-league teams, that's never happened.
Wild forward Cal Clutterbuck doesn't think the question is whether the Wild can hang onto a playoff spot. He believes "it's a question of us climbing the ladder from here." The Wild opens the second half of the season Tuesday night against Nashville, and head coach Mike Yeo says every game now "matters."
With the Vikings, Wolves, Wild and Twins sinking to near historic lows and the Packers winning the Super Bowl, The Daily Gopher argues that 2011 was the worst year in the history of Minnesota sports...Hey Daily Gopher, we've got two words for you: Minnesota Lynx!
It's a rare morning in Minnesota (lately) when there are no sports losses to lament. This is one of them.
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