Young curling star from Duluth loses battle with rare form of cancer
Elizabeth Busche was part of the 2012 USA Curling Junior Championship team and a freshman at North Dakota State University. The 19-year-old will be laid to rest next weekend.
Elizabeth Busche was part of the 2012 USA Curling Junior Championship team and a freshman at North Dakota State University. The 19-year-old will be laid to rest next weekend.
The shooting suspect has reportedly been arrested after crashing his vehicle in Minnesota.
Investigators believe the suspect is related to all three victims.
The-19-year-old died from a fentanyl overdose last month.
The watch is just north of the Twin Cities metro area.
Imagine dumping Lake Minnetonka into Lake Superior 47 times.
The bill didn't receive the required votes for further consideration on Wednesday.
The goal is to have these trees planted by the year 2040.
The new technology will expand the movie screen onto the side walls of the theater auditorium.
The crash happened just before 9 p.m. Tuesday.
First quarter profitability declines 52% year-over-year.
The crash temporarily shutdown westbound Highway 36.
The video aired before GOP-backed secretary of state candidate Kim Crockett's speech at the state party convention.
The Minnesota Lynx take on the Silver Stars in a huge regular-season matchup Tuesday at Target Center. Both teams have made the playoffs, but the Lynx hope to pad their two-game edge over San Antonio in the Western Conference.
Sad news from the Twins organization. Minor league pitcher Paul Bargas, 23, has died after a battle with brain cancer. Bargas came to the Twins from the Rockies in a trade for catcher Jose Morales.
Longtime Duluth sporting goods store owner Dick Stewart, arguably the University of Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs’ most famous and devoted hockey fan, has died, nine days after his wife, Maxine, passed away.
About half of North Dakota Sate University's football roster is made up of kids from Minnesota. Those kids weren't recruited heavily by the Gophers, so they will likely be playing with a chip on their shoulder when they come to TCF Bank Stadium on Saturday night.
The stories of two paraplegic men from the Duluth area will be featured in a public service announcement during the upcoming Olympic Games on NBC. Scott Anderson and Josh Sorvik will be featured kayaking, hand-cycling and sailing in the spot, which is meant to inspire people of all abilities to get out and move.
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