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It's been nearly two decades since a Twins team started this hot.
Early calls of bipartisanship appeared to have disappeared.
It's almost June for crying out loud.
The Twins are on pace for 313 homers...
Hope Brandner crushed the walk-off homer for the Gophers.
Seventeen pedestrians have been killed already this year.
Actor Frank Langella has been shooting scenes in the Minnesota town.
The tax is due to sunset, and Democrats want to keep it, but Republicans don't.
Authorities say the man committed a string of retail thefts and is now in custody.
The 16-year-old returned home on Friday.
The decision comes after Lola on the Lake burned down on Thursday.
The Gophers are two wins from reaching – and hosting – the Super Regionals.
Mike Modano said an emotional goodbye to the NHL on Friday. Dallas GM Joe Nieuwendyk presented Modano with a one-day contract so he could retire as a member of the Stars. He said he was most proud of playing for one franchise for 21-years.
The Minnesota Wild are gearing up for a possible NHL lockout by preparing to send players under entry-level contracts to their American Hockey League affiliate in Houston. Mikael Granlund, Charlie Coyle, Jonas Brodin, Brett Bulmer and Marco Scandella are all likely headed to Houston.
The impact of the NHL lockout hit preseason hockey on Wednesday as the league canceled the first 60 exhibition games. The move wipes out the first official week of hockey, including four Minnesota Wild games.
Former Minnesota North Star Mike Modano is in the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame. But it sounds like where he'd really like to be is on the NHL ice -- at least for one more season.
The NHL regular season was supposed to start tonight, but the lockout has wiped out the first two weeks -- including Saturday’s Wild home opener at the X. Today, St. Paul mayor Chris Coleman appealed for an end to the lockout so downtown businesses that rely on game-day traffic can stay afloat.
Union leaders have said the company's offer is not very different from the one workers rejected at the start of the lockout three months ago. But some financially-squeezed workers plan to vote to accept it.
Michael Russo of the Star Tribune points out that more than 240 players who played in the 2003-04 NHL season never played again after a lockout cancelled the entire 2004-05 season. The current lockout could be end of the line for a number of Wild players, and maybe the end of Matt Cullen's career.
A day after the NHL turned down three counterproposals from players, the league canceled 53 more games adding to the total of 135 games scratched. On Thursday, the player's union rejected the NHL's proposal made two days earlier that offered a 50-50 split of hockey-related revenues and ensured a full regular-season schedule. No new talks are scheduled.
