"Real Pirates: The Untold Story of the Whydah from Slave Ship to Pirate Ship" features a collection of artifacts that divers recovered from an authentic pirate ship that sank in a storm in 1717.
Kaapo Kahkonen made 26 saves in the 2-0 victory.
Minnesota is nearing the 70% vaccinated target for over-65s.
The 44-year-old admitted to killing his father, court documents say.
The offensive lineman is a star player in southwest Minnesota.
Aaron Welle, 18, of Holdingford, died from his injuries.
Gov. Tim Walz had set March 8 as the date for when schools would be expected to offer in-person learning.
The employee is currently on leave pending an MPD investigation.
The CDC on Monday released new guidance for fully vaccinated people.
The latest from the state health department.
It comes amid an outbreak among younger people in the southwest metro county.
Paul Allen said he experienced extreme fatigue after testing positive.
No unusual air quality readings have been reported in the area.
A new exhibit at the Walker Arts Center in Minneapolis will focus on works from the 1980s. The show, which opens this weekend and runs through late September, focuses on several themes, such as democracy and gender roles.
150 years ago the conflict in the Minnesota River valley killed hundreds of soldiers and settlers and an unknown number of Dakota. A collection of oral histories, photos, documents, and newspaper accounts helps commemorate that tragic summer of 1862.
Divers have now recovered all but two of the bodies, the Associated Press reports. Two people from White Bear Lake are among those that went missing after the ship capsized off the coast of Italy.
Perham is among nearly a dozen cities across the country to host the "Our Lives, Our Stories: America’s Greatest Generation” exhibit, the Detroit News Tribune reports. The national World War II exhibit is now on display at Perham's In Their Own Words Veterans Museum and will run through Oct. 20.
A film based on a true story about an American ship captain held hostage by Somali pirates is generating a lot of emotions in the Twin Cities, where producers are putting out an open call for actors. Some see it as a rare opportunity, but many worry it will misrepresent Somalis and distort a very complex issue.
Many famous people have opened up about their struggles with depression. Athletes like Terry Bradshaw, Barrett Robbins and David Feherty have all discussed their depression. Other notable men such as Harrison Ford, Marlon Brando and Jim Carrey have come forward. But what about regular guys dealing with depression?
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