Cassidy Haggard has gotten her dad's Camaro up to 106 mph at the race track in Brainerd. "I like to go fast," she says. "I like to beat the boys, too."
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She'll play the woman who famously won a date with the Purple One.
Pretty much nobody thinks Butler will be with Minnesota beyond next season.
CenturyLink says a third party vendor is to blame.
It'll feature 13 new dining options, and none of the fast food chains.
Tim Pawlenty's defeat has got them talking.
The road is expected to be blocked for two hours.
We didn't even include the really nasty stuff.
The record of 49,572 was set in 1972 at Metropolitan Stadium.
Ramsey is as brash as they come, and his interview with GQ was exactly that.
Zachary Drew was meeting his father, who was returning from Iraq, when a car suddenly rounded a corner in the airport parking ramp and struck the boy. Drew suffered a broken leg, nose, and is missing some teeth, but doctors expect a full recovery. The driver was charged on suspicion of criminal vehicular operation and officials are awaiting the results of a toxicology report.
On a hot July night, a Houston County sheriff’s deputy behind the wheel of a Dodge Charger, and a city of Caledonia officer driving a Crown Victoria, raced each other at the Caledonia municipal airport runway, the Winona Daily News reports. The Caledonia officer got a one-month suspension. But the Houston County deputy was not formally disciplined.
It looks like horse racing might return to Fargo as soon as this summer after being shut-down for two years because of major debt. Forum Communications reports the horse park has paid off several thousand dollars and found new revenue streams. The commission is set to discuss racing dates later this month.
The anti-violence group MAD DADS is among the organizers of a vigil for three-year-old Terrell Mayes, who died hours after a bullet came through his home's wall and struck him. Organizers plan to gather near the boy's north Minneapolis home on Saturday afternoon.
A group of teenagers discovered a massive bison head that's estimated to be 5,000 years old. The teens were trying to catch minnows with a fishing net when it got caught on the skull. The University of Iowa says it's very rare to find bison remains in that area.
Park Rapids granny Nancy Leeseberg would have sworn the voice on the other end of the phone was her grandson. But in the end, she didn't fall for his story about a trip to Guatemala. The "grandparent scam" is getting more sophisticated.
