The highly acclaimed musical from the creators of "South Park" is coming to the Orpheum Theatre in February 2013.
The victim died the scene in north Minneapolis on Friday.
Arizona scored five unanswered goals in a 5-2 loss.
The incident took place in Maplewood last week.
The Hopkins grad is the only freshman on the 15-player ballot.
The Gophers are under .500 for the first time this season.
The 73-year-old man was found dead at a home in rural Zumbro Falls.
The Timberwolves search for a power forward continues.
The former Twins pitcher is headed to Houston on a two-year deal.
David Shibata's body was found on Friday.
There have been no cases of the South African strain found in Minnesota.
Dutcher's contract has a buyout clause that could lead him to Minnesota.
A long line stretched outside of the Orpheum Theatre in downtown Minneapolis Friday afternoon as fans got their first crack at tickets for the touring production of the controversial Broadway musical, "The Book of Mormon." The Tony Award-winning musical -- co-written by Trey Parker and Matt Stone of "South Park" fame -- is still selling out shows in New York.
Madonna is coming to the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul on Nov. 3. It will be her first headlining performance in the Twin Cities in 25 years. Tickets go on sale through Ticketmaster on Feb. 27.
It was four years ago that a reality TV show plucked Osnes from the Chanhassen Dinner Theater and deposited her in a Broadway musical. The Eagan native has made the most of it. After sailing through South Pacific and Anything Goes she's now originating the role of Bonnie Parker in a newly-opened musical. "It's kind of magical how the whole thing happened," she says.
Jordan Gatesmith, the frontman of a Minneapolis band now getting international acclaim, tells the British paper that the local scene back home hasn't amounted to much since the days of Prince and Husker Du.
Over 50 new restaurants opened or are coming soon in the Twin Cities. The Heavy Table provides a list and the latest metro restaurant buzz.
It's not just the last month that's been unusually warm. The last half of 2011 was the second warmest in the Twin Cities since records started.
Minnesota's commerce commissioner says for more than two years ticket buyers were automatically charged for travel insurance that state law says must be optional. The refunds - which will come from two insurance companies - will total $2.5 million.
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